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One weekly plan per child
Quran, Arabic, math, and writing all live on the same grid. Stop juggling spreadsheets, sticky notes, and three different apps for one week of school.
For Muslim homeschool parents
Quran on Tuesday, not just Sunday.
You have not looked at the plan since Saturday and you are not sure who has done what. IlmNest's Smart Backlog suggests each child's next lesson based on what they have already finished — Islamic and secular, on the same week.
- +One weekly plan per child
- +Islamic studies on the same week as math
- +Smart Backlog picks the next lesson
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What This Helps You Do
One weekly plan per child — Islamic studies on the same grid as the rest
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Islamic studies on the same week as math
Schedule Surah memorization, fiqh, and seerah next to your secular subjects. Nothing gets pushed to a side calendar or a Sunday-only block.
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Smart Backlog picks the next lesson
Each child has a Journey per subject — Milestones broken into Lessons. The Smart Backlog suggests what is next based on what they have finished, not what a grade level says they should be doing.
FAQ
Questions parents ask before they start
Do I need a full curriculum before I sign up?
No. Start with one child and one week. Import a Curriculum Pack later or pick lessons from the Library as you go.
Can I switch to IlmNest mid-year?
Yes — it is the most common signup window. Tell IlmNest what each child has already finished, and the Smart Backlog picks up from there. You are not redoing your year.
What if my older kid is behind on math but ahead on Quran?
That is exactly what IlmNest is built for. Each subject is its own Journey with its own Milestones, so your older child can be in Surah Al-Mulk memorization while still on fractions. The week reflects what they are actually doing in each subject.
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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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Curriculum planning
Curriculum planning
Plan curriculum per Child, anchored to the Milestones each kid is actually in — not a grade-level box.
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