Muslim Homeschool
Free tool

Homeschool schedule builder, around salah

Get a printable week of lessons that leaves room for every prayer in your school day, lunch after Dhuhr, and Jumu'ah on Friday.

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1. Prayer times

Use your location to work out times for this week, or type in your masjid's times.

2. Your school day
3. Subjects and lessons per week

How the builder works

From your location to a printed week
  1. Set your place and school hoursUse your location or your masjid times.
  2. Prayers are placed firstWudu and salah time is kept for each prayer inside school hours.
  3. Lunch follows DhuhrOn Friday a longer block is held for Jumu'ah.
  4. Lessons fill the gapsEach subject is spread across the week. Print it.

It places each prayer that falls inside your school hours first, keeps your chosen time for wudu and salah, puts lunch straight after Dhuhr, and on Friday holds a longer block for Jumu'ah. Lessons fill the gaps that are left, with each subject spread across the week so no day carries all the math.

Prayer times from your location are calculated in your browser with the open-source Adhan library. Your location is never sent anywhere. Calculated times can differ from your masjid's timetable by a few minutes, so if you follow the masjid, type its times in.

Want a paper version instead? Use the printable weekly planner, or see sample daily routines for different ages.