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Assign people into
equal-sized, gender-separate groups of moderate size (12 max). Let
the group choose a leader, and a name. You may play games in either
"face-off" style (where only one person at a time from
each group competes, or a "shura" style ( where the group
agrees on an answer together ).
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Islamic
Quiz Competition:
Shura or face-off style. Keep track of points
and determine the winning group. If you forgot to get the quiz
sheets, you could quiz them on the last speech/class.
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Win,
lose, or Draw:
Make a list of phrases**. Pair every tow groups
to compete. Only show the drawer in the group what phrase or word
they should draw out on paper. The drawer's group has only one
minute to guess the answer; if they guessed correctly the drawer's
group gets a point. If the guesses where wrong, the opposing group
may take one guess, if they're correct, they get a point. Switch
drawers.
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Charades:
Similar to above except that drawing is replaced by acting ( without
making sounds or mouthing out words. ) you may give the guesses two
(or more) minutes to act the phrase. Switch actors. |
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Challenges
Shura Style:
How many items can your group correctly list of...
eg-Names of Allah, Names
of surahas.
How
many words can you make out of the letters in the phrase.. (make it
up**) eg - "help the children"
How fast can
you unscramble anagrams? (mix up the order of letters in a phrase**)
eg-"pleh
eth driench" |
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Face
off style:
Backwards spelling, spelling contest, math
calculations, other puzzles or Q's (30 sec to answer)
Everyone may also face-off against their own opponent
at the same time as everyone else using the challenges above (or, with easy paper
and pen games like: tic-tac-toe, hangman, making squares). |
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**Sample of list phrases:
/ rule of thumb / penny pinching / chicken biryani /
Hajj terminal / hockey night in Canada / friendly skies / backslash
/ human rights / Muslim brotherhood / Islamic republic / spin bowler
/ ISNA convention / dead sea scrolls / Juma prayers . |
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