Hamza is 5 years old and has just started kindergarten. Hamza is a very curious and energetic boy.
Having a lot of energy, Hamza is constantly getting into trouble. He loves to ask questions and learn more about Islam. He loves to be the center of attention and has a wild imagination.
Follow along as Hamza learns about new religions, in yet another adventure!

This Islamic trivia board game is one sure way to make learning about Islam fun for our kids. This board game includes a deck of 50 cards each with 4 questions and answers. Teams take turns asking questions picked randomly used the included game board and dice.

Each card has 4 questions and answers.

• 1 Q&A in Aqeedah
• 1 Q&A in Fiqh
• 1 Q&A in Seerah
• 1 Q&A in Islamic Manners

Levels
We have different levels for different age groups. Each level covers a grade's worth of Islamic knowledge!

• Levels 1 & 2 recommended for ages 5-8
• Level 3 recommended for ages 9-10
• Level 4 recommended for ages 11-13
• Level 5 recommended for ages 14+

* Recommended ages based on levels of students in full-time Islamic schools. This may vary based on existing knowledge.

How to Play

• Roll the dice onto the game board. The dice will land on a square with a color and a number.
• Find the number of the card in the deck that matches the number on the square.
• Ask the question with the same color as the square.
• If your opponent answers the question correctly, they earn 3 points.
• Switch roles. Now you must answer a question picked in the same way as mentioned above.

This reference tool, which is a humble attempt to place before the English-speaking Muslim children a number of basic Islamic teachings and concepts, is primarily aimed at children of age ten years and over and presents topics in an easy-to-use alphabetical format. It also covers a wide range of topics and features cross-references which draw attention to related subjects.

Given the fact that some of these Islamic teachings and concepts have been forgotten by many Muslims, and given the fact that some of them have been given wrong definitions or interpretations by some non-Muslims, either deliberately or out of ignorance, an effort has been made here to present these teachings and concepts in their true light and clear picture.

The definitions cover a wide range of concepts as well as some of the well-known Prophets and Messengers of Allah, may Allah's peace be upon them all, the significance of certain important Islamic occasions, the benefits of the observance of certain practices and a short biography of the four rightly-guided caliphs who helped shape the destiny of the new faith.

Even though the present reference guide is designed specifically for Muslim children, readers and students of all ages and different faiths who wish to learn more about the world's fastest-growing religion will certainly find it enlightening and highly informative.

Full color booklet, great for kids, explaining different fundamentals of Islam. Include such topics as:

• In the Beginning
• The First Man and Woman
• Allah's Best Friend
• We Believe in Angels
• Belief in the Prophets
• How the Quran Came to Us
• The Handwriting of the Quran
• The Pillars of Faith
• The Prayer to Allah, the Merciful
• Let's Make a Visit to the Mosque
• Belief in One God
• The Throne of the Merciful
• The Holy Kabah
• What is a Muslim Prayer Like?

These books are presented in a simple, informative style, with beautiful illustrations, so that young people may easily understand and enjoy them.
Set includes:

1. Tell Me About Islamic History 
2. Tell Me About The Prophet Yusuf 
3. Tell Me About Hajj 
4. Tell Me About Musa 
5. Tell Me About Muhammad

This Islamic trivia board game is one sure way to make learning about Islam fun for our kids. This board game includes a deck of 50 cards each with 4 questions and answers. Teams take turns asking questions picked randomly used the included game board and dice.

Each card has 4 questions and answers.

• 1 Q&A in Aqeedah
• 1 Q&A in Fiqh
• 1 Q&A in Seerah
• 1 Q&A in Islamic Manners

Levels
We have different levels for different age groups. Each level covers a grade's worth of Islamic knowledge!

• Levels 1 & 2 recommended for ages 5-8
• Level 3 recommended for ages 9-10
• Level 4 recommended for ages 11-13
• Level 5 recommended for ages 14+

* Recommended ages based on levels of students in full-time Islamic schools. This may vary based on existing knowledge.

How to Play

• Roll the dice onto the game board. The dice will land on a square with a color and a number.
• Find the number of the card in the deck that matches the number on the square.
• Ask the question with the same color as the square.
• If your opponent answers the question correctly, they earn 3 points.
• Switch roles. Now you must answer a question picked in the same way as mentioned above.