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This newsletter exists to help Muslim families homeschool with intention by placing the Quran at the heart of learning — so children grow with an Islamic worldview, a grounded sense of self, a love for Allah, and a natural love for learning.

Newsletter · By Mina | Homeschool Strategist · English · Official site

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  1. Issue · Sep 28, 2026

    Last Week of Resources inshaa Allah (opens the original)

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    Over the last month I have been posting resources for Muslim homeschool families.I pray you have found them useful. If you have any recommendations for resources that you like please share them in the comments or in the chat inshaa Allah.Today I am sending you the last one for a little while inshaa Allah. This is a website similar to OutSchool but run by a Muslimah. You can sign up to teach a class or join a class inshaa Allah.<a class="button primary" href="https://minaabdussabur.substack.com/p

  2. Issue · Sep 21, 2026

    Online Schools for Muslim Children (opens the original)

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    There is a frequent request among Muslim homeschoolers who are looking to outsource some or all of their child’s education. They are wondering what are some online options for Muslim kids? I have seen the question in multiple groups and forums is I thought I would put a list here of some that I have seen or heard about.This list is not exhaustive. Some I have heard of directly and others I happened to find while searching online. Either way the number of online Muslim schools is growing Alhamdul

  3. Issue · Sep 14, 2026

    A Free Math Resource for Home Educators (opens the original)

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    Today I am sending out a free math resource. The Center for Mathematics Innovation is based in the UK. Their entire math curriculum is online and able to be printed. It spans from Key Stage 1 up to Key Stage 5.I used it many years ago with my older children. I liked the way it reviewed math facts. It reminded me of Saxon in that it is spiral and helped to solidify basic facts. Because I am based in the US we did not do the measurement or money sections.<a href="https://shop.beacons.ai/educateamu

  4. Issue · Sep 5, 2026

    Science for Muslim Kids (opens the original)

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    Today I am providing a science resource for Muslim children. I came across Kalam Science videos on YouTube and I thought they were really cute and very informative. I would use these to teach k-3 science.Check them out inshaa Allah.Praying for your success in this life and the next………………………….Mina💖<spa

  5. Issue · Aug 22, 2026

    Increasing Your Capacity to Homeschool When Your Life is a Bit Out of Balance (opens the original)

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    I was reading an article a few days ago about balance. Or the myth of balance. The article suggested that no one is ever really in balance. That life has seasons.In those seasons you typically have an area that needs more of your time and attention than others. When that happens you are naturally out of balance. Take for example having a new baby, moving to a new home, or beginning your own studies. While you may already have a routine in other ares of your life the new thing you are taking on c

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