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Family board game
IqraQuestThe race for knowledge starts here.
Answer. Advance. Challenge your opponents. Lead your horse to victory.
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900
sourced questions
12
languages
2–4
players on one device
7–99
years old
The horse-race board game, played with what you know
A cross-shaped board of 52 squares, four stables, four horses each — and not a single die. On your turn, you draw a card. Its value, from 1 to 6, is the number of squares to travel: it only counts if you answer the question that comes with it correctly.
Here, luck never stands in for the answer.
Iqra“Read”
The name
The first word
Iqra — “Read” — opens Sūrat al-ʿAlaq, which tradition reports as the first verse revealed.
IqraQuest takes its name from that imperative. Read, learn, seek: here knowledge is the engine of the game, not its scenery. Every gallop is earned with an answer, and every answer opens onto a source and an explanation. The race is the pretext; knowledge is the journey.
The quest
A quest through Islamic knowledge
Five realms, three levels, 900 questions. Each one cites its source and explains itself in a sentence.
Five realms
01
The Prophets
250 questions
The stories, the trials and the signs of the prophets named in the Qur’an.
02
The Sīra
250 questions
The life of the Prophet ﷺ and of his companions, event by event.
03
The Qur’an
150 questions
The sūras, their names, their verses and what they teach.
04
Faith
150 questions
The pillars, the angels, the revealed Books, the Last Day.
05
Virtues
100 questions
What the Prophet ﷺ taught about good conduct and good speech.
Three questions, as they appear in the game
Taken from the bank. Tap an answer: you will see what the player sees — the right answer, an explanation, and the exact source.
SīraIntermediate
Which young companion served the Prophet ﷺ for ten years without ever hearing a reproach?
Qur’anExpert
What is the name of the 19th surah, named after the mother of Isa?
Where the questions come from
From the Qur’an, or from a hadith reported in Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī or Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim. The few widely established descriptive facts that point to no single work — a name, a number, a unanimous practice — are marked as such rather than tied to an invented reference. At the slightest doubt, the question is dropped.
Progress, not a mark
Right answers in a row open the knowledge streak. These bonuses can only be earned through knowledge.
The shield
Three right answers in a row: your horse is protected from capture.
The Grand Galop
Five in a row: +2 gallops in reserve, spent automatically when they are enough to cross the finish.
The mastery badge
Ten in a row: the badge that says you know.
In four moves
How you play
No dice, no menus, no confirmation button. A turn takes four moves.
Answer
You draw a card. It announces its value before opening its question, at your level: easy, intermediate or expert.
Advance
A right answer is worth exactly the number of squares announced. You touch a horse, its golden square lights up, you set it down there.
Make the most of the course
Bonus squares, shortcuts, captures: the course can speed up your race. Everything is visible on the board before you set off.
Reach your goal
Ride your horses all the way home. In a quick game, the first one home wins; in a classic game, all four of your stable have to come back.
The game
A real board, not a quiz
Every screen in IqraQuest has been composed like a piece of the game: the board is painted, the horses are sculpted, and the question opens in the middle of the game rather than in its place.
Everything about the game
A hand-painted board
52 squares in a cross, four landscape panels, a double gold rule and an eight-pointed star at each corner.
Four stables, four symbols
Émeraude, Saphir, Grenat, Safran. Each team carries a colour and a symbol — never colour alone, so the board stays readable for everyone.
The gesture is the move
No distance picker, no confirmation. You slide the horse onto its square: setting it down is the move.
What a ride pays
A bonus square reached on an exact count is worth +5, +10 or +20. A capture is worth 20. Nothing ever overshoots the finish.
The knowledge streak
Right answers in a row pay off: a shield at three, the Grand Galop at five, a mastery badge at ten.
The Daily Challenge
Five questions a day, offline, with a score to share. Enough to bring you back without thinking about it.
The world
An adventure guided by knowledge
IqraQuest draws on the landscapes and architectural heritage of historic Arabia, in an artistic interpretation made for the game.
Oases, high ground, palm groves, caravan roads, stylised architecture: the world of IqraQuest is told through its places. You travel it, you stop in it, you arrive — and it is knowledge that moves you forward.
What the game never depicts
Out of respect, IqraQuest depicts neither Allah, nor the prophets, nor the companions as characters, and invents no sacred scene. Religious elements are never used as mere decoration: holy sites appear as landmarks on the board, never as objects to own or capture.
The finishing oasis
The destination of the course: water, palm trees, low light. This is the image the game shows when a horse comes home.
The desert and its high ground
From ochre expanses to shadowed mountains, each region gives the course its colour and its pace.
The Arabian horses
Four coats, four caparisons, four banners. These are the game pieces, and they are what you watch run.
For the whole family
A seven-year-old and an adult really do play together
Each player chooses their own question level before the game. The board stays the same for everyone.
Learning without feeling like studying
The question arrives in the middle of a race. You answer it to move, not to be marked.
Challenge your family and friends
Two to four players on one device, or solo against one to three opponents.
Discover, or revisit what you know
Every answer comes with its source and a short explanation. You learn even when you get it wrong.
Four stables, four symbols
Each team carries a colour and a symbol — never colour alone, so the board stays readable for everyone.
Émeraude
The star
Grey coat
Saphir
The compass
Bay coat
Grenat
The lantern
Chestnut coat
Safran
The book
Black coat
No account. No ads. No tracking.
IqraQuest works entirely offline. No account to create, no data sent anywhere: everything stays on the device. One optional one-time purchase unlocks the full bank — never a subscription.
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