Quran Animals Memory Game – 60 Cards – DeeniLearn

A Quran-themed matching game for young children

The Quran Animals Memory Game by DeeniLearn uses a simple matching format to introduce children to animals mentioned in the Quran.

Cards are placed face down and players try to remember where matching illustrations are located.

60 cards and 30 matching pairs

The box contains 60 illustrated cards, creating 30 pairs.

For younger players, parents can begin with a smaller selection of pairs and gradually introduce more cards as memory and confidence improve.

Arabic and French vocabulary

Animal names are printed in Arabic and French.

This means the game can also be used to introduce basic animal vocabulary while children focus on recognising illustrations and finding matching cards.

Important for English-speaking customers

The physical cards are not an English-language edition.

The printed vocabulary is in Arabic and French. This should be considered when purchasing the game for an English-speaking child.

Memory and observation through play

To succeed, players need to remember the location of cards they have already seen.

The game therefore naturally works on visual memory, attention, observation and concentration.

Examples of animals confirmed for the set include the elephant, fish, cow, bee and camel.

Product information

• Title: Mémo des animaux du Coran
• Brand / publisher: DeeniLearn
• Product type: educational memory game
• Cards: 60
• Matching pairs: 30
• Printed languages: Arabic and French
• Recommended age: 3+
• Players stated by the reference retailer: 1 to 4
• Publication year: 2025
• EAN / ISBN: 9782931241257

Frequently asked questions about the Quran Animals Memory Game

How many cards are included?

The game contains 60 illustrated cards, creating 30 matching pairs.

Is the game available in English?

The product page can be displayed in English, but the physical cards themselves use Arabic and French vocabulary.

What age is the game suitable for?

The recommended age shown for the product is 3 years and above.

Which animals are included?

Confirmed examples include the elephant, fish, cow, bee and camel.

Can I make the game easier for a younger child?

Yes. You can begin with fewer pairs and gradually add more cards as the child becomes more comfortable with the matching game.

What skills does the game practise?

Its matching format mainly encourages visual memory, observation, attention and concentration.

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