5pillars Board Game: Ultimate Islamic Board Game Experience

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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. Our vision is to bring all the kids of the world together on a single platform, through their learning and developing their skills. Mission 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 38 beautifully crafted flash cards help kids learn about the true essence of Surah Fatihah! These cards feature vocabulary learning activities with picture learning association, interactive and engaging games, and exercise cards that call for using the imagination! Our very own Noor Kids app allows students to access Khutbahs for Kids as part of a live, interactive community. This app is a great Islam for kids resource if your child enjoy participating in our weekly Khutbah for Kids, which are composed of engaging storytelling, labs, crafts, baking, challenges, storytime, interviews with special guests, discussions with kids, and much, much more! 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.

The Junior Quran Challenge Game is a version of the Quran Challenge Game made for younger kids. Just like the latter, it features thought-provoking questions from the Quran that mention stories, prophets, people, and places from its verses! As long as you want! Play for a couple minutes or all night; we recommend playinguntil you have conquered all the pillars of Islam. However, the method that is often very popular with kids, is using games. The best thing about games is how effortless it makes revision. These games suggestions are not just Islamic Studies games, they can be used for other subjects. Kids will actually beg you to play, outside of lesson time and honestly, it’s a lot of fun for you too! Similar to the Quran Challenge Game, this game helps children learn about the life and teachings of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (S). One of the most engaging islamic games for kids , you can learn facts about his (S) life such as when he attained prophethood and his birthday . With over 10,000 Islamic questions and answers, this app features different categories and difficulties in testing your Islamic knowledge. When you earn more points, you can rise up the Leaderboard and earn power-ups to help answer questions as you play!

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! Do you ever teach a subject or unit for a long time and get dismayed when it seems forgotten a few months later? This can happen when you have a long break from homeschooling or move on to other topics but it’s disheartening especially in Islamic Studies when all of the information is beneficial and you don’t want any of it to be forgotten. Islamic Studies games can really help you achieve the revision and review that are really key to preventing this from happening. You want to consolidate what they have learnt and revisit it regularly. There are a few ways of doing this, one of which is Spiral Review which I explored in detail in a previous blog post. The Quran Knowledge Game, notably different from the Quran Challenge Game, is highly engaging and exciting. Suitable for two to six players, this simple yet fast game requires players to guess answers to clues, earn points, and race to the finish line on the game board before their friends. Working days are Monday-Friday (excluding Bank Holidays). Many couriers also deliver on Saturdays. UK 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!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. This game is such a lot of fun and really helps kids dig deeper into what they have learnt. Each card has a topic/word and they need to describe it to other players on their team but without using the other words on the card. The version included in the free PDF is about the Prophets. Kids might be able to describe Salih (alayhi salaam) but can they describe him without the words camel or Thamud! It is also very easy to differentiate for kids of varying ages, you just have harder cards with several forbidden words on them and easy cards with just one. Islamic Studies Game 4: Kaboom!