It is 10:14 AM Tuesday. You have not looked at the plan since Saturday. Open IlmNest — your week is still there. The Smart Backlog already knows what each Child is doing next.
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IlmNest organizes a Muslim homeschool week the way you actually run it — by Child, across all subjects, against the Lessons each Child has actually finished.
In the planner
Each kid gets their own profile — different ages, different pace, different stage of memorization. The plan respects that instead of forcing them onto the same grade-level page.
One household, however many Children you have.
In the planner
Quran, Arabic, fiqh, seerah, math, science, writing — all on the same weekly Planner. Drop in Lessons from the Library or your own materials. Nothing gets siloed to a side calendar.
Islamic studies and secular subjects, scheduled the same way.
In the planner
Each Child has a Journey per subject, broken into Milestones. The Smart Backlog suggests what is next based on what they have actually finished. Progress is tracked as you mark Lessons complete.
Anchored to your child, not a grade level on a box.
You probably tried a generic planner. It treated Quran like a side subject. It told you what 5th grade math should look like. It did not know what your Tuesday actually looked like.
You probably already have a Google Sheet, a notebook, a wall calendar, and a few open tabs. IlmNest replaces that pile with one weekly Planner per Child. Same place every Monday morning.
Replace the stack of tools with one weekly view.
Most homeschool tools treat Quran as a side subject — if they treat it at all. IlmNest puts Quran, Arabic, fiqh, and seerah on the same week-grid as math and writing. Same scheduling. Same tracking. Same finished-state.
Faith and academics, scheduled the same way.
A box curriculum says '5th grade math.' Your kid finished it in March, or did not finish it in May. The Smart Backlog ignores grade level and looks at the Milestone they are in now. Pick up where they left off, not where the box says they should be.
Smart Backlog, per child, per subject.
Sign up free, add your Children, and open the Planner. No card. No year-long curriculum required up front.
Create your account. Free during the beta — no credit card.
One profile per kid. Different ages, different paces, all in one household view.
Bring in a Curriculum Pack or pick Lessons from the Library — Quran, math, Arabic, science, writing.
See this week with the Smart Backlog already suggesting each Child's next Lesson based on their current Milestone.
These pages cover the biggest pieces of a Muslim homeschool week: weekly planning, the calendar, the curriculum that ties them together, and the parent view of it all.
For Muslim homeschool parents
See how a single weekly plan can hold Quran, Arabic, and math — anchored to what each child has actually finished.
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Homeschool planner
One weekly Planner per Child. Quran, math, and the rest of the week on the same grid — no juggling tabs.
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Homeschool calendar
Gregorian and Hijri dates on one homeschool calendar — alongside the Lesson Assignments you have actually scheduled.
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Curriculum planning
Plan curriculum per Child, anchored to the Milestones each kid is actually in — not a grade-level box.
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No. Start with one Child and one week. The Smart Backlog picks up from whatever you tell it your kid has already finished.
Everything visible in the public product: Curriculum Planning, Calendar, Weekly Planner, Smart Backlog, Lesson Library, Child Profiles, and Progress Tracking.
You get at least 30 days' notice before any paid plan begins, and a grandfathered rate for being early.
Add your Children, drop in a few Lessons, and let the Smart Backlog show you what is next for each kid. No card required.
Free during beta. When pricing launches, 30 days' notice and a grandfathered rate.
