Plan with pages and Quran partitions

Waqar can plan and explain work at canonical Quran boundaries when the selected dataset supplies validated structural positions. Capability is checked before generation or replanning changes existing future work.

Depending on the dataset, workload and boundary preferences can include:

• Mushaf page;
• ruku;
• quarter hizb;
• hizb;
• juz;
• manzil.

A structural destination resolves to exact canonical start and end ayahs. Within a descending curriculum, surahs descend but ayahs inside every segment remain ascending.

Use Pages only when Waqar shows that verified page positions are available. An older or line-only dataset can support line and ayah scheduling while correctly refusing page generation. If Waqar reports that page positions are missing, change to a supported unit or ask the authorized platform owner to complete dataset reconciliation; do not estimate a page range.

These are different measures:

• A structural page is a canonical Mushaf page boundary or covered fraction.
• A 15-line equivalent converts verified line workload into a normalized quantity.

Do not add, compare, or label one as the other. Reports present both separately when both are available.

1. Open the plan and review Effective configuration for its track.
2. Choose the supported workload and tolerance units.
3. Set a realistic target, tolerance, and minimum workload.
4. Order the enabled boundary preferences.
5. Choose the deviation preference and small-remainder behavior.
6. Save, then generate a draft window.
7. Inspect the explanation and boundary decision before approval.

Waqar evaluates eligible ayah endpoints inside the hard workload constraints, uses the ordered structural preferences when possible, and falls back to an eligible ayah. It never cuts through an ayah.

Open Assignment page detail to compare each segment with its page crossings, fractions, full pages, line equivalent, and totals.

If a calculation looks wrong, do not publish. Confirm the dataset capability, range, unit, tolerance, and effective source, then use planning reports for the full evidence.