Helping Muslim homeschool mothers manage their meaningful homeschool
Asalamu’alaykum ladies, how are you? Personally, I look forward to Tuesday’s because it’s mid-week for us, meaning things get a little less intense from Wednesday onwards, Alhamdulillah. Onto today’s topic, staying close to our home in our muslim homeschool. Well – all I mean is making our home, our circumstances, our children, our family structure, […]
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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu you heard right sis, batch scheduling for your muslim homeschool this time, not batch cooking. Last week’s blog post about time not being the measure of a successful homeschool seemed to have resonated with a lot of you, Alhamdulillah. With so much to do, lots to fit in, and even […]
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Asalamu’alaykum was rahmatullahi was barakatu ladies. It’s been a while since I’ve written up a blog post. With full on homeschooling, and launching The MHSM Membership, things have been busy. But today, I want to touch upon what I believe is something that when many of us begin to simplify our homeschools. And that is […]
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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, how are you? Todays post is about something super important in the homeschool planning process; evaluating our home atmosphere (I’ll get to why in a minute). Hence, I’m posting this out in the evening because it’s one of those things you need a little quiet time to think about. […]
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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, I’m sat here, with my reheated (I’ve lost how many times) coffee, and a list of IGCSE questions I’m helping my teens through. It isn’t the most relaxing way to enjoy a midweek evening; but though homeschooling teens comes with it’s challenges, it comes with a lot of satisfaction […]
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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, I’m sitting in our school space with kids around me decluttering folders and drawers, papers sprawled everywhere, stacks of books and a cup of iced coffee – yep, I’m just about done with our planning our Muslim homeschool, Alhamdulillah. So even though things outwardly seem a little all over […]
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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, I hope you had a beautiful Ramadan and E’id with your families. We’re just recovering from a virus, bronchitis and I personally seem to have lost my voice in the midst of it all, alhamdulillah a’la kulli haal! But I’ve been wanting to share this post for some time […]
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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, it’s almost Ramadan – how time has flown subhanAllah. With not long to go, I know many of us mothers can start to feel pressured, especially when we too want to exert ourselves in our ibaadah. And I also know that having the home, decluttered and organised helps us […]
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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, Have you ever had a week, month (or even year) where something keeps slipping off your homeschool routine? And so things do get done, but a few things also slip through the cracks? That even after all the condensing, you find things slip off. That you know something ‘fell […]
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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu sis, what comes to your mind when I say the phrase ‘balanced homeschool’? Well, usually when we hear the word ‘balance’, an image of a weight perfectly balancing two things might come to mind, or a see-saw which hangs in mid air, level and straight. Craving that balance is a […]
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