Uncle Asad Jigsaw Puzzle
A music-free jigsaw puzzle of Uncle Asad, the lion who tells the Miraj stories about the names of Allah, with four levels, for children aged 4 to 9.
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What is Uncle Asad Jigsaw Puzzle about?
Uncle Asad Jigsaw Puzzle is a music-free Islamic jigsaw game for children aged 4 to 9 named after Uncle Asad, the storyteller who teaches the beautiful names of Allah in the Miraj app.
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 Uncle Asad himself, a kindly old lion with round glasses, a dark cap and a blue robe, peeping up beside a puzzle piece.
Uncle Asad is a retired lion from Africa. In Storytime with Uncle Asad and his games, he tells children a story for each name of Allah: an honest little mouse for Al-Baseer, the All-Seeing, and a lost little bird for Al-Haadi, the Guide. Each story ends with a lesson children can carry into their own day.
As the picture comes together, parents can ask their child which of Uncle Asad's stories they remember, and which name of Allah it taught them. It is a calm game to play between stories, and a good first puzzle for a child who already loves him.
Uncle Asad Jigsaw Puzzle is music-free and a Miraj original.
What your child will learn
- Allah has many beautiful names, and each one tells us something about Him.
- Stories can help us remember what the names of Allah mean.
- Trying again at a harder level helps us get better.
How to play
- Choose one of the four levels of difficulty.
- Drag each puzzle piece to where it belongs.
- Keep going until the whole picture is complete.
- Try a harder level and see how well you can do.
Skills practised
- Visual matching
- Spatial awareness
- Fine motor control
- Problem solving
Talk about it afterwards
- What did the finished picture show?
- Which of Uncle Asad's stories do you remember?
- Which name of Allah did that story teach you?
- Which level was the hardest to finish?
Frequently asked questions
What age is Uncle Asad Jigsaw Puzzle suitable for?
Children aged 4 to 9. The four levels of difficulty let younger children start easy and older children take on a harder puzzle.
Who is Uncle Asad?
Uncle Asad is a retired lion from Africa who tells stories in the Miraj app, each one teaching a beautiful name of Allah.
Does Uncle Asad Jigsaw Puzzle have music?
No. It is music-free.
