Finally, a board game true to our values, for the whole family

Why so many parents look for a game true to their values

Many classic board games rely on dice and luck, celebrate speculation or easy money, and come with music or ads. For a Muslim family, that is not always the atmosphere you want around the table.

Kounouzi starts from the opposite idea: a real board game, with suspense and decisions, where every mechanic was chosen with respect for Islamic principles.

What makes Kounouzi true to our values, in practice

• No dice and no luck to move: the number of squares comes from the Path, a fair sequence that is the same for every player. Nobody wins thanks to chance.
• No music: only a warm voice that reads the questions and announces the squares, plus a few short effects (cheering, coins) you can switch off in one tap.
• No riba: children never learn to lend with interest. They learn to save, to buy wisely, to give to the Masākīn Fund and to pay Zakat.
• No ads, no in-app purchases, no chatting with strangers: one payment, and the screen stays within your family.
• Sourced religious content: religion questions follow the Qur'an and the Sunnah: they come from recognised scholars' books, with their source, and are reviewed before publication.

A game that rewards generosity, not wealth

In Kounouzi, the final score adds up Kounouz, properties and Hassanāt points earned by giving or helping others. A generous player can win with less money, which is often the parents' favourite moment to talk about it with their children.

Hassanāt are game points: they open the conversation about generosity; they are not spiritual rewards.

Who is it for?

For families with children from age 5, grandparents, Qur'an schools and community groups. 2 to 6 players on a single screen: phone, tablet or computer.

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