Join the free Islamic homeschool pilot
The free Islamic homeschool pilot is where Feetra begins. From 4 January 2027, 15 to 20 families will live Term 1, Nature, at home with us: one SEEDS lesson a week, the parent track, the LIGHT circle and the GROW check at the end of the term. You get the portal and the Term 1 materials free during the pilot; we get your honest feedback to make Feetra right for families.
Who the free Islamic homeschool pilot is for
The pilot is for Muslim parents who want their children to live the Qur’an, not only recite it, and who can give about one hour on weekdays and some time at the weekend. You do not need to be a teacher or an ustaz. Feetra gives you the script, the ayah, the source and the practice for each week, and teaches you first through the parent track.
It suits families with children from age 3, including families with several children at different ages, working parents and stay-at-home parents. Places are limited to 15 to 20 families so we can listen to each one properly. Before you register, you may want to read the Quran parenting method and the Islamic homeschool syllabus.
What your family gets in the pilot
Term 1, Nature, twelve weeks
Everything below is part of the free Islamic homeschool pilot, and every card in it is signed off by our advisors before you see it.
12 SEEDS lessons for Nature
From the night sky to the bee and the camel, with the ayah, its source and the week’s practice.
Al-Mulk 67:5; Al-Ghashiyah 88:17
The parent track
One module a month, about 15 minutes a week, starting with niyyah and the shepherd role.
Bukhari 893, Muslim 1829
Weekly LIGHT circle
A family tadabbur circle for each week’s anchor ayah, with meanings by stage.
Sad 38:29
Term 1 audio
Duas and surahs recited by Khalif Murtaza Khan and checked by Ustaz Muhammad Faiz (Abu Mujahid).
Family planner and printables
A planner anchored to JAKIM prayer times, plus PDFs of the dua cards, solat step cards, SEEDS sheets and nature journal.
The GROW check
A short, private end-of-term check of what each child understands and lives.
Al-Baqarah 2:133
How the free Islamic homeschool pilot runs
From registration to the end of the term, in four steps.
Register your interest
Fill in the short form below with your children’s ages and the rhythm that fits your family.
We confirm your place
We choose 15 to 20 families with a mix of ages and rhythms, and tell you by email.
Log in at pre-launch
Pilot families can log in as soon as we pre-launch, so you can read the parent module and prepare Week 1 before the term starts.
Term 1 from 4 January 2027
Twelve weeks of Nature, with a short feedback note from you along the way and the GROW check at the end.
A week in the pilot for a working parent
Anchored to prayer times
This is how one SEEDS lesson fits around a full-time job. A stay-at-home rhythm covers the same lesson with longer morning time, about two hours a weekday. Either way, the free Islamic homeschool pilot asks for small, steady pieces rather than long sittings.
After Subuh, 10 minutes
The ayah of the day, said together before the day begins.
Morning, 20 minutes
A task card left with the carer or an older sibling at the Fruit stage.
After Maghrib, 20 minutes
Explore the week’s sign and Encounter the ayah behind it.
Bedtime, 15 minutes
Bedtime Seerah after Isha, then the sleep adhkar.
Bukhari 247
Weekend, 90 minutes
The LIGHT circle and the Do step together, and the GROW check at the end of the term.
What we ask of pilot families
We ask for sincerity and honesty, not perfection. Try each week’s lesson as well as you can, tell us what worked and what did not, and keep a line in the parent journal. A missed week simply carries over; nothing is marked as failed.
Your family’s GROW results and notes stay private to you. We never compare children, never publish results, and never share your details. The free Islamic homeschool pilot is a trust between us, and we take it seriously.
What “free” means, and what comes after
Pilot families use Feetra free during the pilot. After the pilot, Feetra will offer subscriptions by module or as a package, and pricing is still being decided. Before the pilot ends we will tell you clearly what stays free for pilot families and what becomes part of a subscription, so you can decide calmly.
More answers about time, ages, sources and screens are in the Islamic homeschooling FAQ, and you can meet the people who check every card on the advisors page.
Before you register: a short checklist
You are ready for the free Islamic homeschool pilot if you can say yes to most of these. You have at least one child aged 3 or older. You can keep a short slot after Subuh or Maghrib on most days. You are willing to work on your own practice first, through the parent track. You can send us a few lines of feedback every few weeks. And you would like your children to learn from Allah’s creation, with screens kept small.
If that sounds like your family, register below. If you are not sure yet, read the syllabus first and come back; registration stays open until the places are filled.
Register for the free Islamic homeschool pilot
It takes about two minutes. Tell us your children’s ages and which rhythm suits you, and we will reply by email, in sha Allah, so you can ask anything before the term begins.
Plant the first seed this January
Term 1 begins on 4 January 2027. Places are limited to 15 to 20 families in the free Islamic homeschool pilot.