During Ramadan, Muslims tend to break their fast with family and friends. Here are six games to play during gatherings after iftar or sahoor.
Jackaroo
This Jordanian game is usually played with four people using a wooden board, marbles, and a deck of cards. The main objective is to get your marbles around the board and back to your base.
Charades
Old, but gold. Usually played with two teams, each person gets a chance to act out the title of a film or TV series, while their team members try to figure it out.
Mheibes
A traditional Ramadan game played in Iraq after iftar. It consists of two groups and the objective is to conceal a ring.
Monopoly deal
A spin-off of the traditional Monopoly board game, Monopoly deal is played with cards. It is a game of both strategy and luck.
Jenga
Jenga is a fun game for all ages. With a stack of blocks, some luck, and stealthy hands, the objective is to build a tower while avoiding its collapse.
Tarneeb
This Levant card game has been around for decades. Played with four players, it requires memory, math, and strategy skills.
