A complete K–12 homeschool platform

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Bayt al-Hikmah · House of Wisdom Academy

Education rooted in the Islamic intellectual tradition — where the sacred, the scholarly, and Ihsan are never separated.

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The approach

One living curriculum.

The Sacred Layer

Each week opens with a Name of Allah and a carrying question. The Name threads through every subject — mathematics, science, language, history — as an epistemological frame, not decoration. Each week also corresponds to one Juz of the Quran: 30 weeks, 30 Juz, the complete Quran as the year's hidden spine. The Sahifa closes each day.

Fajr · Halaqa · Name of the Week · Sahifa · Muhasaba

The Academic Layer

A full mathematics, science, ELA, writing, and social studies curriculum anchored in the Islamic Golden Age. Each week a scholar is the lens. Ibn al-Haytham for optics. Al-Khwarizmi for algebra. Fatima al-Fihri for the founding of institutions.

Grades K–12 · All subjects · 30 weeks per year

The Studio

Cartography. Optics. Architecture. Pharmacy. Each week the student makes something real — not a craft activity but an act of understanding. The studio connects the scholar's method to the student's hands.

7 disciplines · Rotating sequence · Capstone each year
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The scholars

30 Islamic scholars. One per week.

Each scholar anchors a week — their question, their method, their world. 30 scholars, 30 Juz, 30 weeks: the year moves through the complete Quran and the full arc of Islamic scholarship together.

Al-Idrisi1100–1165
Ibn Sina980–1037
Al-Biruni973–1048
Ibn al-Haytham965–1040
Al-Khwarizmi780–850
Fatima al-Fihri800–880
Ibn Khaldun1332–1406
Ibn Battuta1304–1368
Jabir ibn Hayyan721–815
Al-Battani858–929
Al-Ghazali1058–1111
Ibn Rushd1126–1198

+ Al-Kashi · Al-Tusi · Ibn Majid · Al-Jahiz · Ibn al-Nafis · Al-Masudi · Al-Maqrizi · Al-Farabi · Al-Jazari · Hunayn ibn Ishaq · Al-Zahrawi · Ibn Tufayl · Al-Farghani · Al-Razi · Ibn Zuhr · Al-Suyuti · Al-Nawawi · Al-Wansharisi

A day in the schedule

Sunday — Ibn al-Haytham week

Prayer times are calculated live for your location. Every session is connected to the scholar's opening question.

Fajr
✦ Week opening Week card Sacred layer
8:00
الحلقة — The halaqa opens
8:50
Mathematics — shadow geometry and Ibn al-Haytham
9:45
Science — the camera obscura experiment
10:40
Break · movement · outdoor observation
11:10
ELA — Ibn al-Haytham on the nature of sight
Dhuhr · 1:08pm
🕌 Dhuhr · writing workshop
13:15
Social studies · studio activation
14:45
Sahifa — daily entry · Did the Name appear anywhere today?

Schedule tab · live in the platform · adapts to your grade and week

See it in motion

A week in the House of Wisdom

From Saturday night's opening question to Thursday's Muhasaba.

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From families

What families say

From households across the US, Canada, and the UK.

For the first time my children ask about the scholars by name during dinner. Al-Biruni found patterns in crystals and languages — my 10-year-old said that. He was not reading from a sheet.

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Fatima R.

Homeschooling mother · Grade 5 · Colorado

The sacred layer is the thing. My daughter carries a question from Saturday night into every subject all week. She said: Baba, Al-Ghazali's question is the same question we did in science today.

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Abdullah K.

Father of three · Grade 7 · Texas

We tried four other curricula. This is the first one where I feel like I am giving my children something — not just a schedule, but a world to inhabit.

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Mariam A.

Homeschooling parent · Grade 3 · UK

Simple pricing

One plan. Every grade.

Start with a free week. No card required. Continue with a monthly or annual subscription.

Monthly

$28

per month · per student

billed monthly

  • Everything in the free trial
  • All grades K–12, all 30 scholars
  • 30 Juz sacred thread · full studio sequence
  • Lesson generator · assessment suite
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