Enlighten: The Islamic Board Game (BETA)

Great game loved it really
Sand timer was broken maybe it can be a bit better quality one like everything else

The game concept is brilliant, a really fun game to get people of all ages engaged in an Islamic-educational based fun activity. I think the theme and word choices are great, and give enough diversity for all levels of Islamic knowledge, with some easier themes (culture, creation, random) and difficult themes (arabic, names, history) making it great to play with the family.

A few minor points noted for improvement: • The fact that it needs a minimum of 4 players is a slight issue. Most of the time, there are only 2-3 people in my household, so gameplay needed to be adjusted to suit this. It would be great if there was a way to include a 2 player option. • The game box/holder arrived slightly damaged on two edges. It's a minor issue, but would have been better if this was not the case. • The timer when measured is actually 28 seconds; again a minor issue but would have been better if it was actually 30 seconds.

Though some word choices are a bit difficult, especially for younger ages, I think they are a fine as it adds to the educational impact of the game.

Overall a great game!

I played this game with my two young children. It’s definitely challenging, but with the help of ChatGPT explaining things, it really made a difference. I’m a convert who doesn’t know much yet, but I love learning – and this game is just perfect for that. May Allah bless you for what you are doing.

English is not our first language, but we could still follow along and benefit. I’m grateful for every little piece of knowledge, especially when it helps me guide my children. Try the game and consider adapting it to your own way to make it easier. Special thanks to Mufti and his family and team for everything! Bārakallāhu fīkum

Our family played this game several times, it was competitive and enjoyable. We learned new Arabic words, facts from history, Quranic Surahs, and different people from the Seerah. We were unsure about how to initially begin the game; how do we determine who goes first, whether there are teams or individual players. Who is allowed to say skip the card, the questioner or the guesser? Also if a question is skipped and the guesser remembers it during the time duration, are they allowed to go back to it or not?

Beautiful game for the whole family, played with kids 11 and 13. All enjoyed. Gives you an opportunity to learn, think and research topics and words you may not have heard of. 30 seconds is a bit short, maybe increase the time. I like the fact that there are some random topics so kids can play confidently in some areas.