Jejak Ilmuwan Muslim
Match famous Muslim scholars to their legacies in this educational puzzle.
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Match historical Muslim scholars to their famous works and fields of study in this educational puzzle game to learn about their legacies.
How to play
- Look at the list of scholars and their works in each round.
- Drag a scholar's name to their correct legacy on the right.
- Alternatively, you can tap a scholar's name and then tap the matching work.
- Read the historical fact that is revealed after making a correct match.
- Complete all four rounds to finish the game and see your result.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag a name to a work, or tap a name then tap a work.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Drag a name to a work, or click a name then click a work.
More about this game
Your goal is to match 11 historical Muslim scholars to their correct works and fields of study across four distinct rounds. In each round, you are presented with a list of names and a list of legacies. You must pair them correctly to learn a unique fact about each scholar. There are no time limits or point penalties for wrong answers, and you can use a hint button if you get stuck. The run ends when you successfully match all 11 scholars.
Tips
- There are no penalties for wrong answers, so feel free to guess if you are unsure about a scholar's work.
- Use the hint button if you get stuck; it will show you the correct work for the currently selected scholar.
- Take your time to read the facts that appear after a correct match to learn more and remember the pairs for future playthroughs.
FAQ
- Is there a time limit?
- No, there are no time limits in this game. You can take as much time as you need to read and match the scholars to their works.
- What happens if I make a wrong match?
- If you make a wrong match, the target box will shake and turn red, but there is no score penalty. You can simply try another combination without losing points.
- How many scholars are there to match?
- There are 11 scholars in total, divided across four distinct rounds. You must match all of them to their correct works and fields of study to complete the game.
