We’re into the last 10 days of Ramadan, so it might seem a little late to start making a ‘Quran Plan’ now. However, if you’ve been off-track in your Quran goals, then this is best time to re-evaluate and get re-energised to make the most of the last week of this blessed month.
Maybe you aimed to read 1 juz/para per day but you missed a few days and now you’re way off track.
Maybe you set a memorisation target, but you’re struggling to preserve everything you learnt.
Maybe you’re focusing on improving your Arabic and re-familiarising yourself with the letters so you can recite the Quran.
Whatever your goal was to start Ramadan, now’s a great time to re-focus it and make a realistic, do-able plan to make the most of the next few days.
However, there’s something even more important that your Quran target to reach by the end of Ramadan.
That is: your Quran target to get started with now and continue way beyond Ramadan.
Make a firm intention now for a realistic goal that you can achieve by the end of Ramadan that will set you up perfectly to continue (in a easier way) beyond Ramadan.
For example, if your target is to read 2 Juz (40 pages) per day in Arabic and read the English translation, then maybe your post-Ramadan plan is to read 2 pages per day in Arabic, with the English translation.
That way your current target will inspire and encourage you to keep going beyond the ‘finish point’ of Eid. Every effort you put in during the last few days of Ramadan will prepare you for the much easier daily target that you will start on Eid and aim to keep up every day, insha’Allah.
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