5 Quran Games to Play on Family Game Night

If the only time your kids hear about Islam is during strict lesson times, they will view it as a chore. Integrate the Deen into your fun time. Here are 3 games we love:

1. The 'Last Letter' Game

One person recites an Ayah. The next person must recite an Ayah that starts with the last letter of the previous one. It's fast, competitive, and great for Hifz revision.

2. Prophet Charades

Act out a scene from a Prophet's life (e.g., building the ark, parting the sea) without speaking. The family has to guess the Prophet. It brings the stories of the Quran to life visually.

3. Quran Pictionary

Draw a word mentioned in the Quran (e.g., Olive, Camel, Sun) and have the team verify it by finding the Ayah in the Mushaf.