Lam Jigsaw Puzzle

Lam Jigsaw Puzzle is an Islamic jigsaw game for children aged 4 to 9, named after lam, the 23rd letter of the Arabic alphabet.

Children fit the pieces together to complete the picture. There are four levels of difficulty, so a child can start with an easy puzzle, move up to a harder one as they get better, and see how well they can do. The cover shows a smiling sun and a sleepy cloud next to the word Lam.

Lam makes the sound "l". It is a letter Muslim children see and hear all the time, even before they can read. The name Allah is written with two lams, and the first word of the Shahadah, "La ilaha illallah", begins with one. As the picture comes together, parents can show their child what lam looks like, say its sound together, and look for it on a page of the Qur'an at home.

Learning the letters one by one is how children begin to read the Qur'an. Lam is one of the Miraj jigsaw puzzles named after an Arabic letter, alongside the puzzle for the letter Baa, and there are Arabic number puzzles too, such as Arbaa. A child who plays more than one can start to put the letters in order.

Lam Jigsaw Puzzle is a Miraj original.

1. Choose one of the four levels of difficulty.
2. Drag each puzzle piece to where it belongs.
3. Keep going until the whole picture is complete.
4. Try a harder level and see how well you can do.

• Visual matching
• Spatial awareness
• Fine motor control
• Problem solving
• Arabic letters (lam)