In the modern world, Islamic parenting can be challenging as aggressive games and cartoons threaten to influence the minds of our young ones. This is why Muslim parents should introduce Islamic games for kids to their little ones at an early age so that value-based education sticks with them forever.
We purchase so many toys for children, but how often do we think about Islamic games? Buying something religious for someone is a good deed in itself. Here are some recommendations for Muslim games for kids.
1. 5Pillars Fun Box: The Islamic Activity Game
If you want Trivia with an Islamic spin, this fun family game was made for you. It contains 500 cards of Islamic Trivia and Challenge activities helpful for doing teamwork. Expect to laugh a lot with this game. It can also be played alone.
Players: 4 to 12, divided into 2 teams.
Recommended age: 8 years, and up.
2. Quran Challenge Game
This rare game is based on the Holy Quran. The game’s purpose is to instill education and fun in the little ones. Questions are derived from the Quran, and they are creative. You can play it at home or school. It helps to make Quran learning fun.
Players: Any number.
Recommended age: 8 years, and above.
3. The Seerah Trail
This puzzle uncovers the Seerah events from year to year. The Seerah can be captured instantly, and the compelling image presents the basic events of Prophet Muhammad’s PBUH life in a detailed map.
In short, this is a unique learning experience through an ingenious interactive tool. First, construct the 40-piece jigsaw puzzle of the searching map.
Afterward, follow the Seerah timeline to search for the places mentioned for all events on the map by utilizing the grid references. This game will make your kids hooked!
4. Islamic Audio Book for Children
This is another great choice in Islamic games for children. It comes with a Digital Talking Pen, 10 posters, 18 booklets, and Juz Amma to make the kids learn basic math, Arabic, and the pillars of Islam. As there is translation inside for 3 languages, French can also be learned.
To make everything interactive for kids, diagrams, charts, and images are added to the colorful booklets. Adults can participate in the game too, as there are tons of resources and knowledge.
5. Hadith Challenge Game
If you want to instill the knowledge of Hadith in your children, look no further! This resource is based on the traditions and sayings of our Holy Prophet Muhammad PBUH. It delivers maximum information with fun.
All questions are derived from Hadith and are creatively added to the game. Begin this exciting journey to learn the sayings of our Prophet!
6. Trivia Burst – Muslim Manners
This is a great card game to test one’s knowledge of Muslim manners. Inside the 3-inch cube plastic box, 250 cards packed with trivia are added. You will quickly learn new things, and be surprised at your bursting knowledge soon.
In case you need inspiration for Islamic playground games for kids, we have added a few different activities.
7. Nature Study
Making Islam fun for children initiates from fostering a love for Allah. This can be done by taking a stroll in the park, and making a scrapbook with your child. The scrapbook should include all the beautiful things God has created.
Kids can press leaves or flowers inside, go birdwatching to gather specimens of creepy crawlers, or draw sketches of animals in the scrapbook.
This activity is great for discussing the perfection and purpose of Allah’s creations. Little ones will understand how everything is created, like how bees accumulate nectar from flowers.
8. 99 Names Hunt
Print out Allah’s 99 names and stick them in the garden or home for your children to find. Select places that are neat and make sure none of the names fall on the floor. This can be a regular activity in which the child can concentrate on the names whenever they play.
To make the game a bit tricky for older children, say the English name, and make the child find out the Arabic translation or vice versa. What else is a better way to discuss the amazing attributes of our Creator?
Which one of these games will you play with your little one? Let us know in the comment section.
