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Dua Match: Learn Islamic Phrases

Match 12 everyday Islamic phrases to what they mean.

  • Ages 4–10
  • Islamic phrases
  • Memory
  • Reading
  • Free · No ads
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Islamic words

Meanings

Tap an Islamic word, then tap what it means.

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How to play

  1. Tap an Islamic phrase.
  2. Then tap what it means.
  3. Each match shows when we say it.
  4. Match all 6 pairs, then tap New words for more.

What your child learns

  • 12 phrases Muslims say every day, in Arabic.
  • What each phrase means.
  • When to say each one.

Parents ask

Do I need to read Arabic?

No. Each phrase has its Arabic and its spelling in English letters, and the meaning is in your language.

Is my score saved?

Only on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere and there is no account.

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