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Ramadan 2024: A Journey of Joy and Enlightenment!

Ramadan 2024: A Journey of Joy and Enlightenment!

As Ramadan 2024 swiftly approaches, Muslims worldwide are buzzing with anticipation for a month filled with personal growth, discipline, and a deeper bond with the Divine. This sacred time transforms routine into a vibrant tapestry of faith, with the Quran’s verses echoing more frequently and prayers intensifying, all amidst the daylight fast. But who says spiritual upliftment can’t be thrilling? As you start your check list of things to do for growth but also how to connect with the devine, Solkahf interactive games are here to blend devotion with delight, offering a fresh, engaging way to connect with your faith.

1. Hidden Reminders: Unveil the Divine Messages

Dive into the world of ‘Hidden Reminders,’ where Islamic wisdom is a puzzle waiting to be solved. Inspired by the Prophet’s teachings that reminders fortify the faith of believers, this game invites you to uncover hidden Islamic quotes across various categories, including a special ‘IQRA’ section for Quranic gems. Decode the wisdom and enrich your Islamic journey, one puzzle at a time.

2. Muslimy Trivia: Challenge Your Knowledge

Get ready for ‘Muslimy Trivia,’ an unparalleled quiz game that explores Islam, Muslim cultures, and the global Muslim community’s vibrancy. With questions ranging from Islamic teachings to contemporary Muslim culture, it’s a fun, informative way to deepen your understanding while staying spiritually connected.

This Ramadan, let Solkahf’s games transform your spiritual practice into an exhilarating adventure. Download now and embrace a Ramadan filled with joy, learning, and a closer connection to Allah.

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Muslims Play Too: Why Games are Halal

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Are games 'Halal' to play?

Are games halal in Islam? The short and sweet answer: YES! But hold on to your controllers because there’s more to this delightful story. Let’s dive into why games are not only permissible but also a playful part of our lives.

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First, What is even a game?

First, let’s define what a game is. A game is like that fun adventure you embark on with rules to follow, all in pursuit of a goal, and, of course, it’s gotta be playful! Now, if you take the playfulness out of a game, it turns into a chore. Ever tried memorizing something and struggled? but then you added a sweet reward or a milkshake treat for reaching the end of a chapter? Suddenly, it felt less like a chore and more like a quest with a golden pot at the rainbow’s end. That’s what we call ‘gamification,’ making things fun and playful, thus, turning it into a game.

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Are we all natural game players?

Playfulness isn’t just human; it’s universal! Kids and animals alike are happiest when they’re having a blast. It’s how they learn, explore, and understand their world. Play is like our secret language with the universe, a way of being human.

So, knowing that games and play are fundamental in our existence, it’s clear that Islam gives them the green light. The better question might be, how could they ever be ‘haram’ (forbidden)?

Now, think about it. Back in the day, there were no PlayStation 5 or smartphone games, but the concept of games and play has been around forever, evolving with time. Games are just a way for us to embrace that playfulness. And guess what? The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was no stranger to playfulness either.

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Even Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)

Let’s take a fun example: Racing! We all love a good race with friends, right? Well, so did the Prophet. His wife, Aisha, once outraced him, and they had a good laugh about it. Later, when she had put on a bit of weight, they raced again, and he won. Then he said, ‘This cancels that’. In other words, ‘We’re even now!’ (in a playful way, of course). (The actual hadith is reported by Abu Dawood)  Ibn Kathir (Tafsir Ibn Kathir 4:19) said: “It was the character of the Prophet to live in a beautiful manner with his wives, being cheerful and kind to them, generously spending on them, and laughing with them”.
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So, it's halal then

 

In conclusion, playing games and having a good time is perfectly halal (permissible) in Islam, as long as it doesn’t take over your obligations, well-being, character, and dignity. There may be some other specifics which muslims should stay away from that are in games, but generally, the Prophet himself laughed and played with his family and companions, and there are tales of epic pranks (seriously, you modern pranksters have nothing on The prophets companion ‘Nuayman’)!

So, go ahead, play those games, enjoy life, and don’t forget to smile. Just remember to strike a balance between fun and seriousness in your life. Now, let’s level up and enjoy some halal gaming!

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How can Games be Haram?

Surely games arn't Haram?

Alright, let’s dive into the intriguing world of gaming and its connection to Islamic teachings! Now, games themselves aren’t inherently ‘haram’ (forbidden in Islamic law), but there’s a spirited debate among scholars about what might make them ‘haram’ or discouraged in Islam. It’s like trying to solve a puzzle with no one-size-fits-all answer. But wait, don’t fret; we’ve got an article that’s going to shed some light on this matter. 

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Now, here’s the scoop on what might push some games into the ‘haram’ or disliked category:

Content Check!

First up, it’s all about the game’s content. If it’s showing stuff like nudity, promoting immoral violence, gambling, or alcohol – things that don’t jive with Islamic values – it’s probably getting a ‘haram’ or not-so-favourable rating.

Music!

Some muslims may find the music used in games uncomfortable, leading them to mute while playing (I guess there should always be an option to mute the songs). This could be for various reasons but on the surface, many muslims find instruments to be impermissable and the use of music to be a form of emotional manipulation, often for bad reasons. Natural sounds like birds chirping, nature and people humming are often used as an alternative and to use music as a means to generate positive emotion.

Time Management!

Islam values time, and it’s all about spending it wisely. If gaming starts gobbling up so much of your time that you’re missing out on religious duties like prayers, that’s a red flag.

Battling Addiction!

Islam gives any addiction the cold shoulder. If you’re gaming to the point where your health, family, or other responsibilities take a hit, that’s a no-go.

Health Matters!

Excessive gaming that messes with your physical or mental well-being can raise eyebrows in the Islamic context.

Wallet Watch

Spending tons of money on games when you should be using those resources for essential needs or charitable acts? That’s considered irresponsible.

Social Glitches!

If gaming turns you into a hermit, neglecting your family and social responsibilities, that’s not in line with Islamic teachings

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Now, here are a few games and game mechanics that Islamic scholars have some reservations about:

Chess!

While the Hadiths don’t directly mention chess, later sources suggest that some scholars weren’t too thrilled with chess. They thought it could distract from religious duties and maybe involve a bit too much gambling. But hey, if you’re not gambling and you’re keeping up with your duties, it might be alright.

Dice Games!

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) advised against games involving dice. Or in other words, games that make you gamble on chance. The reasoning? Islam’s all about certainty and destiny, so relying on luck and chance doesn’t quite fit the bill.

Remember, this blog post is like a general roadmap, but when it comes to these matters, it’s best to consult with an Islamic cleric you trust. They can give you a clearer picture of how these rulings apply and provide some personalized guidance. Happy gaming, folks!”

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Muslims values in Games: Islamic Virtues

“Happy are those who find fault with themselves instead of finding fault with others.” – Prophet Muhammad

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Tell me some values.

  1. Compassion (Rahma): compassion and mercy is central in Islam. It reminds us to show kindness, empathy, and understanding to one another, fostering a more compassionate and caring world.
  2. Justice (Adl): Justice is a fundamental Islamic value that calls for fairness and equality. It serves as a reminder that a just society benefits everyone, regardless of their background.
  3. Forgiveness (Maghfirah): Forgiveness is a powerful concept in Islam, emphasizing the importance of letting go of grudges and moving forward. It teaches us that forgiveness can bring healing and reconciliation.
  4. Unity (Tawhid): Tawhid represents the oneness of God in Islam, but it also carries a broader message of unity among humanity. It encourages us to recognize our shared humanity and the interconnectedness of all people.
  5. Gratitude (Shukr): Gratitude is a universal virtue promoted in Islam. It encourages us to appreciate the blessings in our lives and fosters a sense of contentment and positivity.
  6. Honesty (Sadaqah): Speak and act truthfully, and uphold honesty in all dealings.
  7. Generosity (Sakhā): Share your wealth and resources with those in need.
  8. Tolerance (Tasamuh): Promote tolerance and acceptance of different beliefs and cultures.
  9. Graciousness (Ihsan): Strive to act with excellence and grace in all aspects of life.
  10. Patience (Sabr): Exercise patience in the face of adversity and difficulties.

These beautiful virtues are portrayed in our puzzle game ‘Hidden Remoinders’. A puzzle game about quotes in line with Islamic values accessible to all. Or emrace our other Islamic orientated games like ‘Muslimy Trivia’ to test how much you know or ‘Kalif village’ to grow your own Islamicly cultural village

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Ramadan 2024: A Journey of Joy and Enlightenment!

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25 Inspiring Quotes From Muslims

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In our quest for enlightenment and inspiration, we often turn to the eloquence of speeches and the wisdom contained in self-help books. Yet, it’s surprising how rarely we come across quotes from the Muslim world, which holds a treasure trove of profound insights. I firmly believe that these quotes are not just a vital part of cultural diversity, but they also have the power to nurture our hearts, minds, and souls.

It's also in our Game...

That’s why we’ve embarked on a journey to create games that feed the soul, and one of our proudest creations is ‘Hidden Reminders.’ It’s more than just a puzzle game; it’s a portal to reveal quotes from the muslim world that can resonate with all people, regardless of their background.

The Quotes!

These 25 amazing quotes we’ve shared in the game are a testament to the universality of wisdom, and they’re here to inspire and uplift you on your unique journey of self-discovery.

1.

“A person’s tongue can give you the taste of his heart.

– Ibn al Qayyim

2.

Detachment is not that you should own nothing but that nothing should own you.

– Imam Ali ibn Talib

3.

“Be like trees; people throw stones at them and they throw the best fruit back at them.”

– Imam Hasan al Banna

4.

Each lover is alone, in secret, with the one he loves, and I’m here too; alone, hidden from all of them with You.

– Rabi`a al-Adawiyyah

5.

It’s not the mountains ahead that you have to climb that wear you out, it’s the pebble in your shoe.

– Muhammad Ali

6.

“And I tell myself, a moon will rise from my darkness.”

– Mahmoud Darwish

7.

“If you do not have boundaries, you do not have a path.”

– Tariq Ramadan

8.

“I am the drop that contains the ocean.”

– Yunus Emre

9.

“How strange! You seek guidance, yet you do not tread its path. Surely a boat does not sail on land.”

– Imaam Shafii

10

“Last night, within my heart I heard Your whispers of love, and my heart is still quivering to know You were there.”

– Hafiz Shirazi

11

“Make no friendship with an elephant keeper If you have no room to entertain an elephant.”

– Saadi Shirazi

12

O Beloved, what kind of fountain is Thy Love, of which I sipped but one drop and wept rivers.

– Saadi Shirazi

13

“In the sea there are countless treasures, but if you desire safetly, it is on the shore.”

– Saadi Shirazi

14

“Learn to appreciate what you have, before time makes you appreciate what you had.”

– Waleed Basyouni

15

“Tear down the mosque, the temple, everything in sight. But don’t break a humans heart. For that’s where god resides.”

– Bulleh shah

16

“You’ve read thousands of books but you’ve never tried to read yourself.”

– Bulleh shah

17

“Your heart is the size of an ocean. Go find yourself in its hidden depths.”

– Rumi

18

“I desire not to desire anyone but You.”

– Rumi

19

“One of my dear teachers once told me: “The Truth will set you free…but it will make you miserable first.”

-Yasmin Mogahed

20

“Is it just me or do flowers remind you of a better place?”

-Yasmin Mogahed

21

“The spots of perfume disappear, but its fragrance remains. So too does a good deed disappear, but its effects remain.”

– Yasir Qadhi

22

“A kind word can be uttered in a few seconds, yet its effects last a lifetime.”

– Yasir Qadhi

23

“God writes spiritual mysteries on our heart, where they wait silently for discovery.”

– Rumi

24

“Don’t worry that your life is turning upside down. How do you know that the side you are used to is better than the one to come? ”

– Rumi

25

“Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself 

– Rumi

Looking for a dose of Islamic inspiration? Dive into the world of ‘Hidden Reminders,’ our fantastic game that’s just a tap away on your phone, and it won’t cost you a thing! Get ready to uncover a treasure trove of over 300 amazing quotes while having a blast playing this beautiful game. Let the wisdom flow and the fun begin!

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