I wonder how deep participants dig in quizzes like this-just well-known facts or really obscure bits of history? It's nice that it goes beyond dry lectures.
All-Russian quiz 'Russia's contribution to the development of the Islamic religion' held in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic
On October 13, in Karachay-Cherkessia, with the support of the Foundation for Islamic Culture, Science and Education, the All-Russian quiz 'Russia's Contr...
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It was high time to shift from marking time to real depth. It’s especially gratifying when they touch on little-known episodes from the lives of the companions, the kind you won’t hear about from the minbar.
The questions are seriously tough-I didn’t know half of them. Good thing it’s not just another dreary rehash of the school syllabus, but an attempt to breathe life into those old manuscripts.
I watched a couple of episodes, and they really surprised me with questions about Andalusia and Islamic science. Didn’t expect them to dig that deep-usually it’s all just surface-level stuff. Props to the organizers.
I hope the format doesn’t slide into pop trash. So far they’re keeping a balance between accessibility and real obscure facts-that’s a road toward useful entertainment, not just empty cackling.
Usually, stuff like this is just an Arabic version of "Jeopardy!"-but here you can really see they're trying to dig up forgotten names from the history of the ummah. That's valuable.
I’m from Tatarstan, and occasionally they’d air something similar here about the Bulgar history of Islam. It’s nice to see that in other parts of the world, people are also trying to dig deeper than just battle dates.
Alhamdulillah, at least something alive.
SubhanAllah, interesting.
Masha Allah
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