Ghazwa-e-Badr Quiz: Discover the Day of Victory and Faith

On the 17th of Ramadan, in the 2nd year of Hijrah, a small group of just 313 believers stood with the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ at the wells of Badr, facing an army more than three times their size. With very few weapons and only a couple of horses, they had one thing the other side didn’t: complete trust in Allah. And Allah sent angels to help them.

The Ghazwa-e-Badr Quiz brings this unforgettable moment in Islamic history to life for children aged 5 and above. Through fun, age-appropriate questions, children will learn why the Quran calls this day Yawm al-Furqan, the Day of Criterion, and why the Battle of Badr (Jang-e-Badr) is remembered by Muslims around the world to this day. It’s the first set in our new Ghazwat Quiz Series for Pakistani families.

What’s Inside?

• 50+ Story-Rich Quiz Cards – Follow the events of Badr, from the journey out of Madinah to the night before the battle and the day of victory.
• Based on the Quran & Seerah – Questions draw on Surah Al-Anfal and authentic Seerah sources, so children learn the true story with accuracy.
• Gentle and Child-Friendly – The focus is on faith, bravery, and the Prophet’s ﷺ leadership, told in a way that’s suitable for young children.
• Meet the Heroes of Badr – Children discover the Sahabah رضي الله عنهم who stood firm that day, including the two young brothers Mu’adh and Mu’awwidh, who showed that even the young can be brave for Allah.

Key Features

• History Made Exciting – Turns an important event in Islamic history into a game children will ask to play again and again.
• Perfect for Ramadan – Badr took place on the 17th of Ramadan, making this quiz a meaningful family activity during the blessed month.
• Great for Schools & Madrasas – An easy way for teachers to introduce Islamic history in a lively, interactive way.
• Sturdy & Easy to Carry – Compact cards made for classroom shuffles, iftar gatherings, and learning on the go.

Why Choose the Ghazwa-e-Badr Quiz?

The story of Badr teaches children that victory comes from Allah, not from numbers or strength. They’ll learn how the Prophet ﷺ made heartfelt dua all night before the battle, how the Sahabah followed his advice and stood united, how Allah sent angels and brought peace to the believers’ hearts, and how the Muslims treated their prisoners with kindness, with some even freed in exchange for teaching Muslim children to read and write. These lessons help children grow in trust in Allah, unity, courage, obedience, and good character, even toward others.

Order your Ghazwa-e-Badr Quiz today and teach your child the faith and courage of the 313!

For parents who want their children to know and take pride in Islamic history, and for teachers looking for engaging Seerah resources, the Ghazwa-e-Badr Quiz is the perfect start to the Ghazwat series.