Here's a new game :) Make an Islamic word

**jellybeans** · 06-28-2012

In this game, you have to make a word from the last letter of a word someone made before you.

Rules: The word has to relate in some way to Islam.

For example: Player 1) Allah
Player 2) Hadith (Has to make a word with the letter "H", in this instance.

To make things a bit more challenging, I've decided that you may NOT make a word that has already been used.

Think hard

and have fun!

**Qurratul Ayn** · 07-01-2012

Originally Posted by muslimah bird

Luqman Surah no 31 in Quran

Has been used before...

Nafl - Optional Salaah

**muslimah bird** · 07-01-2012

Lut - Prophet .

***KB*** · 07-01-2012

Originally Posted by muslimah bird

Lut - Prophet .

Has been used before, Sister muslimah bird! LOL! I just went through all the pages!

Tawfeeq - Ability and opportunity to fufill a task

**muslimah bird** · 07-01-2012

Qasas - Surah 28

**Qurratul Ayn** · 07-01-2012

Originally Posted by muslimah bird

Qasas - Surah 28

Sawm - One of the pillars of Islaam; meaning fasting

**muslimah bird** · 07-01-2012

Sulaiman - Prophet of Allah

**Pure Purple** · 07-01-2012

Originally Posted by Endymion

If there is any other word for traveler in Arabic

Al-musafir

**Endymion** · 07-03-2012

Sulaiman = Namal (Ant.Chapter 27 of Al-Quran)
ant635 1 - Here's a new game :) Make an Islamic word

Hey,what a connection.The ant talked to Sulaiman AS.Claps for me :bravo:

**Qurratul Ayn** · 07-03-2012

Originally Posted by Endymion

Namal

Laam

ل

- Arabic letter

**Signor** · 07-03-2012

Medinah

**Endymion** · 07-03-2012

Hijamah = Cupping.

**Qurratul Ayn** · 07-03-2012

Originally Posted by Endymion

Hijamah

Haafiz - literally means "guardian" or "retentive"; a term used by Muslims for someone who has completely memorised the Qur'aan (like my brother, Alhamdulillah

)

**jellybeans** · 07-03-2012

Zubair -- a pen pal who used to write to me... (I know a name is not really a word, but "z" was hard)

Anyway I must thank you all for your contributions, this has really helped me (and will continually help me) to expand my Islamic and Arabic vocabulary.