Studying the Quran daily builds a lasting connection with Allah. Even if you read just one verse a day, consistency matters more than quantity. It’s about forming a habit that nurtures your faith and spiritual growth over time.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through simple and practical ways to make Quran study a regular part of your daily life. From setting small goals to reflecting on verses and tracking your progress, these tips will help you stay committed and benefit deeply from the Quran.
Let’s walk you through how to insert study the Quran into your day to day life routine.
Table of Contents
1. Set your target
Make sure to set a realistic daily target to achieve every day, Don’t go big at first just in case you are not able to achieve your target one day to avoid feeling depressed about your achievements.
Always set a goal based on your free time and your capability, the last thing you need is to feel down.
After achieving progress on your daily target, start adding up to it little by little. This way you will achieve more progress in studying the Quran smoothly.
2. Add the Quran to your daily routine
There is nothing better than going through with your day while being surrounded by the many blessings of the Quran.
You can make room for the Quran in your daily life tasks no matter how simple they are.
My personal experience is that I made huge progress in learning the Quran just by listening to Tafsir lessons every day on my 30-minute drive to work.
You can do the same with any daily task you’re doing on your routine
3. Quran Journal
Taking a few minutes at the end of each day to journal about your Quran study is a wonderful way to enhance your learning. At the end of the day, write down a summary of what you’ve explored. This not only helps you track your progress in studying the Quran but also allows you to reflect on the valuable lessons you’re gaining from the Quran every day.
Here are some tips for making your Quran journal meaningful:
4. Tracking Progress
You can track your daily progress by writing down the following
- Surahs or verses you have studied.
- Memorization progress, if that is one of your goals.
- Personal growth: Write about how your understanding or spiritual connection with the Quran has evolved over time.
- Your goals for the next day
5. Verse Reflection (Tadabbour)
After finishing studying the Quran every day, Take a moment to reflect on its meaning by journaling about the following for example
- What Ayah touched your heart the most that day?
- How can you apply the meaning of today’s verses in your life?
- What meaning you were fascinated by today?
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Conclusion:
Making Quran study a daily habit doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Start small, stay consistent, and use tools like journaling, progress tracking, and verse reflection to stay engaged and motivated.
And if you need structured guidance, Riwaq Al Quran offers flexible online Quran courses with expert teachers. Try two free classes today and take the first step toward a deeper, more meaningful connection with the Quran.
