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Subjects as Journeys
Quran memorization, Arabic, fiqh, math, science, writing — each subject is a Journey per Child. Import a Curriculum Pack from the Library or build the Journey yourself.
Curriculum planning
Curriculum planning around what your child has finished — not a grade level.
A box curriculum tells you what 5th grade math should be. Your kid is not the box. In IlmNest, each Child has a Journey per subject, broken into Milestones. Pick Lessons from the Library or bring your own — Smart Backlog tracks the rest.
- +Subjects as Journeys
- +Milestones, not grade levels
- +Smart Backlog picks the next Lesson
Free during beta. When pricing launches, you'll get 30 days' notice and a grandfathered rate.
What This Helps You Do
One weekly plan per child — Islamic studies on the same grid as the rest
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Milestones, not grade levels
A Milestone is what your child is actually working toward (e.g., 'Memorize Surah Al-Mulk', 'Long division') — not 'Grade 5 math'. Move on when finished, not when the calendar says.
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Smart Backlog picks the next Lesson
When you open the Planner, the Smart Backlog already knows the next Lesson in each Child's current Milestone. No re-deriving the plan from scratch every week.
FAQ
Questions parents ask before they start
Do I need a curriculum to start?
No. Import a Curriculum Pack from the Library, build your own Journey from scratch, or mix both. Start with one Child and one subject if that is easier.
Can I bring my own lessons?
Yes. Every Library Lesson is editable, and you can add your own Lessons to a Milestone — whether that is a PDF you already use, a Quran teacher's worksheet, or a YouTube link.
What if my kid finishes a Milestone early?
The Smart Backlog picks up the next Milestone in that Journey. No waiting for a grade-level marker. Same in reverse — if a Milestone takes longer, the rest of the year does not collapse.
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Move through the pages below to see how IlmNest covers weekly planning, calendars, and the curriculum that ties them together.
For Muslim homeschool parents
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
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
Homeschool calendar
Gregorian and Hijri dates on one homeschool calendar — alongside the Lesson Assignments you have actually scheduled.
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