Start a group khatm

30 parts. One link. Everyone picks a juz.

Start your khatm

Our Ramadan khatm6 of 30 done

19 parts taken. 11 still free.

  1. 1Done
  2. 2Done
  3. 3Done
  4. 4Bilal
  5. 5Done
  6. 6Dad
  7. 7Done
  8. 8Hana
  9. 9Zaid
  10. 10Done
  11. 11Idris
  12. 12Maryam
  13. 13Free
  14. 14Amina
  15. 15Musa
  16. 16Free
  17. 17Laila
  18. 18Free
  19. 19Yusuf
  20. 20Free
  21. 21Free
  22. 22Aisha
  23. 23Free
  24. 24Free
  25. 25Sami
  26. 26Free
  27. 27Free
  28. 28Dad
  29. 29Free
  30. 30Free
An example group khatm: 30 parts, each with the first name of the person reading it.

How it works

  1. Start

    Name your khatm. Pick a finish date if you want one.

  2. Share the link

    Send it on WhatsApp, or anywhere you talk.

  3. Everyone picks a juz

    Each person takes a part and reads it.

Questions

What is a group khatm?

A khatm is one full reading of the Qur'an. In a group khatm, people share its 30 parts, called juz. Each person reads the parts they took. When all 30 are done, the group has read the whole Qur'an together.

Do my family and friends need the app?

No. They open your link, sign in with an email code, Apple or Google, pick a juz, and read it in the browser. Arabic with English, page by page.

How do we finish the Qur'an in Ramadan as a group?

Start early and share the link. With 30 people, each person reads one juz, about 20 pages, at any time in the month. With fewer people, each person takes more parts. Set the finish date to the 29th night so you finish before Eid.

Who can see our khatm?

Only people who have your link. They see first names and which parts are taken or done. Nobody sees how many pages anyone read.

How many can I start?

On the web, you can have three open khatms at a time. Niyat members can start more in the app.

Is it free?

Yes. Starting a khatm and reading your part on the web is free.

Your khatm also works in the Niyat app. Members open the same link on iPhone and read their part there. Everyone else reads here, in the browser.