Let me know what you Loved, hated, found interesting. What did you expect and were your expectations met? What you thought of the questions, etc.
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I loved that fact that the students of Noor-Ul-Iman came to an event that they felt really comfortable in. I really believe that it's important that we start teaching children that they are integral parts of the community regardless of what any uncle/'amoo may say. From the type of event that it was--engaging on so many levels, children will feel comfortable setting foot in the masjid.
At times i felt that it got too loud, and the room was just a big mess. It got really crowded at points. I think that some rules/etiquettes should be gone over before the game.
I thought the questions were very age-appropriate. Maybe the next game could be a follow-up to an engaging lecture/Islamic History seminar of some sort. So that kids can feel obligated to attend the lecture to rack up the points/prepare for the next jeopardy game.
Those are my two cents!
I really thought the jeopardy worked out really nice. I did come towards the end but from what i saw it was a great success.
I thought Friday night Jeopardy at ISCJ was a time well spent with both the adults and students. Everyone seemed to have a fun time in the masjid playing and answering some challenging questions. I enjoyed and would suggest having more events like this where the community gets together. I definitely came out learning some interesting Islamic facts that I didn't know before. The best part of the game was the realistic Jeopardy game board and the candy. So, when's the next game?!
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