The Islamic educational game that makes kids want to learn

Learning without feeling like being in class

Children remember what they experience. In Kounouzi, a question comes at the right moment, in the middle of a game, with suspense, a challenge that makes everyone laugh and Kounouz to win. A right answer is a small victory, a wrong one a chance to learn, without ever losing anything.

The family validates the answers: parents explain, children discuss, and the game becomes a real conversation.

1,764 questions, six subjects

• Religion (375 questions): pillars, prophets, Sira, adab, Qur'an vocabulary, with the source of each answer and an explanation in Arabic.
• History and geography (340): countries, capitals, great civilisations.
• Maths (338): mental arithmetic chosen by age.
• Money skills (250): saving, spending, sharing, Zakat.
• Logic (249) and science and nature (212).

The English translation of the questions is in progress: until a question is translated and checked, it appears in French.

Questions suited to each child's real age

Questions are sorted by age group: 5–6, 7–8, 9–10, 11–12 and 13+, and for religion 5–8, 8–10, 10–12, 12–14 and 14+. Then the level adapts: two right answers in a row and the questions go up a notch, a mistake and they become simpler again.

A voice reads every question out loud: a child who cannot read yet can play on equal terms with older ones.

Much more than a quiz

Kounouzi is a real board game: you buy a maktaba or a hotel in Madinah, take on family challenges and give to the Masākīn Fund. Knowledge mixes with decisions, and that is what makes children want to play again.

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