5pillars Board Game: Ultimate Islamic Board Game Experience

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I’ve included an Animals of the Qur’an Memory Match game in the free PDF. Each player matches the Arabic name of the animal with the animal picture. Islamic Studies Game 3: Taboo! Loved by thousands of families across the globe thanks to our unique gameplay experience, the Junior edition is a fun-filled way to rekindle your Islamic knowledge and create new memories to cherish with your loved ones. The Hajj Fun Game teaches kids all about Hajj, including its rituals, their meaning and significance, and the stories behind each historical location and event! The Quran Explorer Game teaches kids about the Quran in a unique way. This thought-provoking board game invites children to explore the world of the Quran in the historical locations of its stories, revelation, and more!

Here at Islamic Play Land the games are focused on the development of the Kid especially, in which there are no elements which contain any sort on vulgarity, or content which has negative impact. Vision As long as you want! Play for a couple minutes or all night, but we recommending playing until you have conquered all the pillars of Islam. or more players are needed to play and you can even play in family/friends teams. The aim of the game is to answer as many correct questions as you can and score the most points.This is a guessing game similar to taboo, except without the forbidden words. This is not as easy to be differentiated so it works best with a subject that everyone can join in with.

Along the way, cite references from the Quran and Hadith for extra Merit Points so you learn more about Islam with every flip of the card. Play for a couple minutes or all night long, but for the best learning experience don't stop until you have conquered all the pillars of Islam. This Islamic studies game is simple, fun and effective! There are a series of question cards and some cards that simply say Kaboom. You'll get into two teams, select your level of difficulty for each pillar, andanswer questionsto be the first team to fill up all of the 5 Pillars: Iman, Salah, Zakah, Sawm, and Hajj. It’s a great way to revise in a natural way all year round. Plus once you model how to play, it can be a fun activity for kids to do themselves if you are teaching multiple kids.While we all know our kids love screen time and online games, it’s always great to find a Muslim kids game that can be played without screens. Board games are engaging and educational and won’t hurt children’s eyesight or add to their already excessive time on screens. One of the first of its kind, this virtual reality simulator helps players complete Ramadan and Eid tasks such as waking your family for suhoor, preparing Iftar, going to the Masjid for Salah, and helping the needy. The choices are up to you as you play the role of a Muslim family this Ramadan! If you get the question right, you get a 10 point reward card. If not, then the next player makes their move. Play ends when all the question cards have been exhausted or when the reward cards are exhausted. The winner is the one with the most reward points. Our Thoughts Quality wise of the game, I was extremely disappointed with the reward points. They were made out of flimsy cardboard which can easily get folded, damaged and ripped. It would have been better if they were studier…maybe made out of plastic in the shape of coins. This app, featuring the popular Islamic characters Ali and Sumaya, is an online Islamic school with recorded classes, practice exercises, and quizzes to test your knowledge!