Ayat: My Khatma

We spend eight or nine hours a day looking at a screen. Most of it for no particular reason. Since the phone is already in your hand, Ayat gives those minutes somewhere better to go. Many of us have decided to finish a khatma — one a month, one in Ramadan, one before the year ends. And many of us have not managed it. Not for lack of intention, but because life is full and a whole juz' at once is a hard thing to find room for. Ayat breaks the Quran into small sessions and spreads them across your day. Five ayat every half hour. Ten every two hours. Whatever fits. Each one takes seconds or a few minutes, and a reminder arrives when it's time. Small amounts, often. They add up to a complete khatma faster than you would expect. HOW IT WORKS Choose how many ayat per session, how often, and the hours you want to read between. Ayat works out the rest and tells you when your khatma will finish.…