Al Baseer
Puzzles, monster games and a story about an honest mouse teach the name Al-Baseer, in a music-free Islamic game for ages 4 to 9.
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What is Al Baseer about?
Al Baseer is an Islamic learning game for children aged 4 to 9 in which Uncle Asad, a retired lion from Africa, teaches them the name Al-Baseer, the All-Seeing, one of the beautiful names of Allah.
Children join Uncle Asad on a short journey. Along the way they solve tricky puzzles, play monster games and listen to his story about an honest little mouse. By the end of the journey, they know what Al-Baseer means.
Al-Baseer is the One who sees everything. Nothing is hidden from Allah, even what we do when no one else is around. That is why the name goes so well with a story about honesty: a child who knows that Allah sees them has a reason to tell the truth and do the right thing, even in secret.
The game is a gentle first step into the names of Allah for young children, and older children can talk about what the name means for them at home and at school. Uncle Asad also tells the story of an honest little mouse in the audiobook Storytime with Uncle Asad: Al Baseer.
Al Baseer is music-free and a Miraj original.
What your child will learn
- Al-Baseer, the All-Seeing, is one of the beautiful names of Allah.
- Allah sees everything we do, even when no one else is watching.
- We should be honest even when no one else would know.
How to play
- Join Uncle Asad, a retired lion from Africa, on his journey.
- Solve his tricky puzzles.
- Play the monster games.
- Listen to his story about an honest little mouse.
- Find out what Al-Baseer means by the end of the journey.
Skills practised
- Problem solving
- Listening to a story
- Islamic words (Al-Baseer)
Talk about it afterwards
- What does Al-Baseer mean?
- How was the little mouse in Uncle Asad's story honest?
- Why should we be honest even when no one can see us?
- Which puzzle or game did you like best?
Words to know
- Al-Baseer
- The All-Seeing, one of the names of Allah.
Frequently asked questions
What age is Al Baseer suitable for?
Children aged 4 to 9. Younger children enjoy the puzzles and games, and older children can think about what the name means.
What does Al Baseer teach children?
That Al-Baseer, the All-Seeing, is one of the names of Allah, and that because Allah sees everything, we should be honest even when no one else is watching.
Does Al Baseer have music?
No. It is music-free.
