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.

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
  • Cancel any time
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