Phone on your forehead. Your friends give the clues.
An Islamic learning party game for families. Every card you miss is explained before you play again.
A party game about Islamic knowledge, made to be played out loud with people in the room rather than alone.
One player holds the phone to their forehead; everyone else gives the clues. Rounds are short, loud, and usually end in an argument about whether that clue was allowed.
The part that matters comes afterwards. Every card you missed is shown again with an explanation, so a round teaches you the things you did not know rather than simply scoring you on them.
No accounts, no advertising
There is nothing to sign in to and nothing to register. The app shows no advertising of any kind, and nothing in it tracks anyone across other apps or websites.
Settings and progress stay on the device
They are kept on your own phone, not backed up to us, and deleted with the app. Two things do leave it — a purchase, and a check on startup for a newer version — and the privacy policy says what each one involves.
Safe for children by default
The app never asks anyone for a name, age or email address, so there is nothing for a child to disclose. Buying a pack needs a button held down for two seconds, so it cannot happen by tapping around.
Purchases belong to your store account
Card packs are bought through the App Store or Google Play. We never see your payment details, and packs stay attached to your Apple ID or Google account, so they return on a new phone.
Not released yet. It is coming to the App Store and Google Play.
Hikmah Quest is in testing. There is nothing to download today, and we would rather say so than put a dead button on this page.