Passing on Islamic values
Giving to the Masākīn Fund, paying Zakat, sharing: generosity, sharing and responsibility are lived through the decisions of the game.
Discover Kounouzi, the family game that brings children and adults together around challenges, knowledge and Islamic values. Learn, think, manage your properties and grow generosity, all while having fun.
🇬🇧 English version in progress: the game screens, cards and challenges are in English. The questions are being translated: until then, untranslated questions are shown in French.
Play together, learn differently, pass on what matters.
Every game mixes fun, knowledge and small decisions that make you think. Children learn without feeling like they are in class.
Giving to the Masākīn Fund, paying Zakat, sharing: generosity, sharing and responsibility are lived through the decisions of the game.
Discover and revise the Qur'an, the Sira, science, maths, logic and history, with questions suited to each person's age.
Manage pretend properties, buy, save, make decisions, and understand that success is not only about wealth.
Bring parents and children together around a smart, playful and educational activity, on a single screen in the middle of the table.
A 6-year-old, a 13-year-old and a parent around the same board: each one gets questions suited to their real age, then to their answers.
Questions are sorted by age group. Religion has its own age groups, separate from the other subjects.
Two right answers in a row: the questions go up a notch. A mistake: they become a little simpler again. Always within the child's age group.
Kounouzi remembers the questions already asked to each player on the device, to avoid repeats from one game to the next. Adults get questions from the most advanced age groups.
Your children may forget who won the game…But some lessons can stay with them for a long time.
A question about the Sira, a gift to the Masākīn Fund, a failed challenge that makes everyone laugh: every moment of the game is a chance to pause, explain and tell a story. Kounouzi does not replace your role as a parent: it simply gives you good opportunities to talk about what matters.
A real question from the game, just like around the table: the card opens, you answer out loud, then the family validates the answer.
Score = Kounouz + properties + Hassanāt × 5. In Kounouzi, Hassanāt are game points: they help families talk about generosity; they are not spiritual rewards.
A 3D board, a warm voice that reads every question and announces every square, cards that flip open.



A quiz checks what you know. Kounouzi is a game where you learn, choose and think together.
No dice: the number of squares comes from a fair sequence, the same for everyone.
A question that fits each player. The family decides: right answer, partly right, or not this time.
Buy a maktaba, a hotel in Madinah, an Umrah agency… The others use your services.
Family challenges, the Giving square, Zakat: generosity counts, right up to the final score.
Lifetime family access, on all your family's devices.
The questions are being translated into English: until then, untranslated questions appear in French. Translations are added for free as they are ready.
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Play Kounouzi →Yes, the English version is in progress. The game screens, settings, cards, family challenges, Hassanāt cards and the voice guide are in English. The 1,764 questions are being translated and checked: until a question is translated and validated, it is shown in French. Religion explanations are also available in Arabic.
From age 5. Questions are sorted by age group (5–6, 7–8, 9–10, 11–12 and 13+; for religion 5–8, 8–10, 10–12, 12–14 and 14+) and a voice reads them out loud: children who cannot read yet can play with the older ones.
Each player gets their own questions, based on their real age. Then the level adapts to their answers: two right answers in a row and the questions go up a notch, a mistake and they become simpler again. Everyone plays together, each at their own level.
They come from recognised books, with their source, and are reviewed before publication. Nothing is made up.
They are game points you earn by giving, sharing or completing a family challenge. They count in the score to show that generosity has value. They are not real spiritual rewards: they are a chance to talk about it with your children.
No. You pay once and access is for life, for the whole family.
2 to 6 players around one screen. A game lasts 30, 45 or 60 minutes, or has no limit, and can be paused.
Yes, a connection is needed to open the game and for the voice.
The code stays open on the devices where you have already entered it. Otherwise, write to us with the email address used for the payment and we will send it to you again.
Play together, learn differently, pass on what matters.
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