Curriculum
Choosing what to teach is the biggest early decision, and most families need two kinds of help: a comparison of the programs on sale, and a plain list of what a child should cover at each age.
Pick the page that fits your situation below. They link to each other, so you can start anywhere.
The comparison pages name the providers they cover and link to each provider. Course lists change, so open the provider page before you buy, and keep a free option in mind while you decide what your children really need.
Which page to open first
- You are choosing a full programMuslim homeschool curriculum, comparedProviders compared by coverage, ages and format, with sample bundles by age.
- You want to know what to teach, whatever you buyIslamic studies by ageWhat to cover across aqeedah, fiqh, seerah, akhlaq, Quran, Arabic and history as children grow.
- Money is tightFree Islamic homeschool curriculumFree Quran, Arabic and Islamic studies resources, and how to assemble a free year.
- You want faith in every lesson, not a separate subjectAn Islamic worldview in every subjectLesson ideas for math, science, English, history and art, without sermons.
All curriculum guides
Muslim homeschool curriculum, compared
Compare Islamic homeschool curriculum providers by coverage, ages and format, with sample bundles by age.
Free Islamic homeschool curriculum
Free Quran, Arabic and Islamic studies resources, plus a table for building a free year.
Islamic studies curriculum for kids: what to teach at each age
What to teach at ages 4 to 13+ across aqeedah, fiqh, seerah, akhlaq, Quran, Arabic and history.
Bringing an Islamic worldview into every subject
Lesson ideas to connect faith with math, science, English, history and art, without sermons.