Quran, Arabic and salah
These are the subjects most Muslim families homeschool for. Each guide is a plan you can start this week, whatever your own level of Arabic, with time guides by age and a sheet for tracking progress.
If you are unsure where to begin, start with the Quran plan and add the other two once that routine is steady.
Each plan is built for a parent who is also learning. It shows how much time to give each age, how to revise what was learned, and when it is worth finding a teacher, so you are never left guessing whether you are doing enough.
Which page to open first
- You want a daily Quran routineA Quran homeschool planFour stages, daily time by age, a revision system and a tracking sheet you can copy.
- You do not speak Arabic yourselfArabic homeschool curriculumQuranic Arabic versus Modern Standard Arabic, providers by age, and a weekly routine for a parent who does not speak Arabic.
- Your children are learning to prayTeaching children to praySalah by age, from watching to praying on time, with a weekly progress table.
To fit all three into a day, see sample daily routines or the schedule builder.
All quran & arabic guides
A Quran homeschool plan for your family
Four stages, daily time by age, a revision system and a tracking sheet for teaching Quran at home.
Arabic homeschool curriculum
Quranic vs Modern Standard Arabic, providers by age, and a weekly routine for non-Arabic-speaking parents.
Teaching children to pray, step by step
Teach salah by age: watching, learning, practicing and praying on time, plus a weekly progress table.