Acacia, thanks for your reply. (And I wish it would pour rain here as well! Send some my way!) The reason I bought up comprehensive curriculum is because Maripat was asking about wholesome education and the integration of secular and religious instruction. I wondered if there are any Muslim comprehensive curriculum that offer an integration in a similar manner that Christian curriculum do. I actually wasn't intending to make this about homeschooling, which was why I mentioned Abeka, because their curriculum is actually designed for classroom instruction, even though it is available to homeschoolers. But speaking of homeschooling, that is wonderful that you are able to gain curriculum free of charge for homeschooling. Here, we must purchase all our own curriculum and materials. If there is no comprehensive Islamic curriculum, I think it would certainly be something beneficial for someone to invest in creating. A curriculum that could be used both in classroom instruction or adapted to homeschooling needs. Something comprehensive enough that a school could order one curriculum to cover all the subjects, and students would receive a top rate education, with religious teachings integral.