Personal reading
Complete the Qur'an at your own pace with a plan that fits your day.
- Choose your daily target
- Pause or adjust anytime
- Stay consistent with gentle reminders

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For personal and group khatm
The Qur'an is built in and fully offline, with Ḥafṣ and Warsh.
Nukmil coordinates the plan.
Now on the App Store and Google Play.
Free, with no billing or ads, and private by default.


Complete the Qur'an at your own pace with a plan that fits your day.
Read together in a private circle of up to 240 — family, classmates, or your masjid. Turn on Ramadan mode when the month comes.
Khatm: one complete reading of the Qur'an. Juz: one of its thirty parts.
Choose personal reading or create a circle. Set your intention and daily target.
Share a private link or QR code. People join with a name and begin from their portion.
Read in the built-in Mushaf — page-accurate Ḥafṣ, or a flowing Warsh. Nukmil coordinates, reminds, and tracks progress.
The Madani Mushaf in Ḥafṣ, page-accurate across all 604 printed pages, plus a full Warsh reading. Both work offline, with a ribbon to hold your place — and rotating your phone opens a large, scrollable reading view.
Nukmil divides the 30 Juz across your circle, and once the khatm starts your portion never changes. Circles hold up to 240 people; beyond thirty, a fair rotation gives everyone a turn.
Personal reading reminders, an optional Friday Al-Kahf reminder that goes quiet once you have read, and an Ayah of the day each morning, also as a home-screen widget.
Life happens. Release the unread part from a Juz or hizb checkpoint, and another member can claim it. The circle is notified for you.
Your circle's progress, your part in it, and the Qur'an you have covered on your own are kept apart, never blended into one number.
Explore is one tab away, works entirely on your device, and never gets in the way of finishing your khatm.
Completely free. No ads, no subscriptions, and no in-app purchases. Ever.
Nukmil is built on ikhlās (sincerity), niyyah (intention), and ihsān (excellence). We keep your readings private and your journey free from noise.
نُكْمِل مبني على الإخلاص والنية والإحسان. نحفظ قراءاتك خاصة، ونبقي رحلتك بعيدة عن الضجيج.
No. Personal readings are saved on your device and work offline. You only sign in, with Apple or Google, to read with others in circles.
Yes. A circle lives on Nukmil's own service and an invitation is an ordinary link or QR code, so members can join from an iPhone, an iPad, or an Android phone.
The 30 Juz are divided among your circle's members when the khatm starts, for anywhere from 1 to 240 people. After that, nobody's portion changes when others join or leave. If more than thirty people are waiting, a fair rotation gives everyone a turn in later khatms.
Hand back the unread part from a Juz or hizb checkpoint. Another member can claim it, and the circle is notified for you. What you have already read stays in the history.
Ḥafṣ is page-accurate across all 604 printed pages of the Madani Mushaf. Warsh is a complete reading that flows with your screen instead of following printed pages, because a verified page layout isn't available for it. Both work offline.
No. Nukmil has no audio recitation, chat, streaks, leaderboards, or ads. It is there to help you finish.
Free, with no ads, subscriptions, or in-app purchases. A circle is visible only to its members, and Nukmil does not sell personal information or track you across other companies' apps. Read the full privacy notice.
Turn on Ramadan mode in Settings for a warmer greeting during the month; Nukmil never assumes it from the date. A circle can also have a finish date, so a khatm can be planned around the month.
Download Nukmil free from the App Store or Google Play. A circle works the same on both.
The complete Nukmil experience is live on the App Store—free, private by default, and without ads or in-app purchases.
Nukmil is now on Google Play — free, private by default, and without ads or in-app purchases.
Nukmil is free on iPhone, iPad and Android. Download it from the App Store or Google Play.
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