Is it permissible to publicize the idea of completing the Qur’an every two months by reading 10 pages daily to encourage people to do so, knowing that I found on your website that a completion within 40 days is stipulated?

There is no harm in sharing successful ideas with others so they may benefit from them. This is considered a form of guiding towards good. It is preferable to schedule the completion of the Qur'an (khatmah) to be within a month or less, down to three days, based on what is mentioned in the noble Hadith. This also varies depending on individuals and circumstances. So, whoever gains subtle insights and knowledge through deep reflection should limit themselves to a pace that allows them to fully comprehend what they are reading. Similarly, whoever is busy spreading knowledge or engaged in other important religious duties and general public interests of Muslims should limit themselves to a pace that does not cause disruption to their assigned tasks. If one does not fall into these categories, they should recite as much as possible without reaching a point of boredom. It is disliked to delay the completion of the'an for more than forty days without a valid excuse. The reciter should complete the Qur'an twice a year if they are unable to do more.