2026 guide
Best Arabic Trivia Games 2026: Party Games for Teams
The best Arabic trivia games in 2026 depend on your room, and this guide describes 21 Arabic quiz games and platforms, from Seen Jeem (سين جيم) and Haseera (حصيرة) to Kahoot and HazerFazer (حزر فزر), written by the makers of HazerFazer, which is one of the games in it.
This guide is written by the makers of HazerFazer (حزر فزر), and HazerFazer is one of the games in it, with its limits, like every other. Each other game is described only from what it publishes itself, on its own site or app-store page, on 1 October 2026 (Seen Jeem on 29 September 2026). No ratings and no ranking: games are alphabetical within each group, and where a game publishes no figure we write "not published". Prices change, so check them before you pay.
How do you choose an Arabic quiz game for teams?
- One shared screen, or a phone per player? For an Arabic trivia party game on the TV, boards give two teams one screen to talk over; phone games have each player answer alone.
- Dialect and country: some lean on one region (Sahra has local categories for 8 countries); others are general.
- Free, per game or subscription: some are free, some sell credits once after a free game, some charge monthly or yearly.
- App or browser, and how many teams: most run in the browser; most boards are for two teams.
Which Arabic Jeopardy games are there for two teams on one screen?
These share one idea: teams take turns picking a category and a point value on one screen. Jalsa Trivia and Faten are team games without a board of tiles.
Al-Maydan (الميدان, "The Arena" by MullaGames)
A board of 30 questions in 6 categories (100 to 500 points), with a supervisor and two teams, 3 to 11 players, on a TV or phones. The platform calls its games free; its store tab lists a subscription at 19.99 Saudi riyals a month or 199.99 a year, and what it unlocks is not published. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Haseera (حصيرة)
Two teams, 6 topics at 200, 400 or 600 points, and one presenter phone cast to the TV. It publishes 15,574 questions (193 topics on one page, 160 on another). The first two games are free, then 4,500 Iraqi dinars a game; no dollar price is published. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
HazerFazer (حزر فزر)
Two teams on one screen (TV, laptop or tablet), in the browser with nothing to install (English page). You pick 6 of 250+ categories for a 36-question board at 200, 400 or 600 points, from 35,000+ questions including pictures, audio and video, plus 8 mini-games and 7 power-up cards. New accounts get 2 free games, then 3 games $3.50, 5 games $4.99, 10 games $7.50, with no subscription.
Its limits: browser only with no iOS or Android app, Arabic only, no kids-only section or tournament mode, prices in US dollars, and some games publish more categories or questions. See how to play and pricing.
Jalsa Trivia (جلسة تريفيا)
2 to 6 teams on one device, no board: the team on turn picks its question level. Its site publishes 339,000 questions in 620 categories (its App Store page lists lower figures). 198 categories are free; Premium is $2.99 a month or $24.99 a year for 422 more. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Jawabha (جاوبها!)
A two-team board in the browser: 6 categories from 171 and 15,000+ questions per its home page, aimed at the UAE and the Gulf. The first game is free after sign-up, then 19 UAE dirhams a game or 72 for five, with no subscription. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Jawwak (جوّك, jawwakk.com)
Pick categories in the app (iOS and Android), then open the board on a big screen with a code: two teams, 18 rounds at 200, 400 and 600. It publishes 104 categories and 12,400+ questions. Some categories are free; on the Saudi App Store its Pro subscription is 9.99 Saudi riyals a week or 24.99 a month. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Jawwek (جوّك, jawwek.com)
The same Arabic name as Jawwak, a different product (it says it is independent). Browser only: team against team, 6 categories, 12 to 48 questions, a phone-holding referee. The core challenge is free with no sign-up; a night ticket is 24 Saudi riyals for 72 hours, or 79 for a year. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Lamma (لمّة, playlamma.com)
Two teams around one screen, with 180+ subcategories, "thousands" of questions (no number) and three difficulty levels. Web for desktop and an iOS app; Android "coming soon". Some categories are free; 4.99 euros a month or 12.99 euros once. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Majlis (مجلس, majlis.fun)
Its "Knowledge Challenge" is a 6x3 board at 200, 400 and 600 for 2 to 4 teams, in person on a big screen; sign-up needs a Saudi mobile number. Its pages disagree on prices: the pricing section shows 20 Saudi riyals for 25 credits, its structured data other packs. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Malamm (مُلِم)
A party-game platform from Al-Baha, Saudi Arabia. Its board game, also called "Lamma" but not the playlamma.com one, has two teams and 100 to 500 points; its home page marked it "under maintenance" on 1 October 2026. One free game every 7 days; prices are not published.
Sahra (سهرة, sahra.games)
A hub of six games, including "Faheem?": a 36-question board at 200, 400 and 600 for two teams, with players joining by phone. Free with no sign-up "for now" and labelled a trial; the category count is not published. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Sahrah (سهرة, sahrahjo.com)
A different product with the same name, from Irbid in Jordan. Classic mode: 6 of 111 categories, 5 questions each from 200 to 1,000 points, 14,500+ questions in all, up to 4 teams. Web and Android. Free per its site; its terms mention subscriptions without prices. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Seen Jeem (سين جيم)
The well-known Kuwaiti game for two teams: 6 categories, 36 questions, one screen, in the browser and on iOS and Android. It lists about 390 categories including kids' ones, 5 helpers and a tournament mode. The first game is free; on the Kuwaiti App Store one game is $6.99 and two are $12.99; web prices are not published. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Tasleya (تسلية)
A free platform of eight games; "Tasleya Al-Asliya" is a board of 6 categories at 100 to 500 points for two or three teams. No paid subscription, ads may appear, question count not published. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Tedree (تدري؟)
A 36-question board for two teams, in the browser and on iOS and Android, with 2,000+ questions in 50+ categories built for Saudi gatherings. The first game is free, then 5 Saudi riyals a game or 15 for five, labelled a launch offer. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Which Arabic party games are played from each player's phone?
No shared board here: each player joins from their own phone with a code or a link.
Al Jalsa Game (ساحة الجلسة)
Online rooms in the browser: each player joins with a 6-digit code. Six rooms, including a two-minute speed race and a cooperative escape room. It says it is free; no paid plan or category count is published. Not the same product as Jalsa Trivia. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Fazooo (فازوو)
Not a question library: players write the questions themselves and answer from their phones, and faster answers score more. Browser, no sign-up. Its site lists no price. No teams or board.
Kahoot
A live quiz platform for classrooms and family nights: players join with a PIN, no account, and score for speed. Its interface works in Arabic, but the questions are whatever the host writes, and Kahoot publishes no figure for ready-made Arabic ones. Joining is free; free personal hosting is capped at 10 players; Plus Bronze (50 players) is $3 a month billed yearly or $9 monthly. For an Arabic Kahoot alternative built around one TV, read our comparison.
PlayMajlis (مجلس, playmajlis.com)
Not a question board: six party games built on bluffing and voting, shown on a host screen while 2 to 12 players join from their phones. A free version has limited questions; on the Saudi App Store it is 4.99 Saudi riyals a game. Different from Majlis (majlis.fun). Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Which free multi-game platforms and kids' brain games are there?
Here team questions are part of a bigger bundle; Tasleya, Sahra and Al-Maydan above fit this type too.
Dawsha (دوشة)
An Arabic platform of 13+ party games in the browser, played by passing one phone or in online rooms. Its trivia section has a 10-question classic round, a 30-second challenge and true-or-false. It calls itself 100% free and publishes no price or question count. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Faten (فطين)
A free platform of 88 Arabic games with no sign-up, for children, adults and families, mostly solo. Its team game takes 2 to 4 teams on one device: 10 to 30 multiple-choice questions from a bank of 129. No board, no ads, no prices. Comparison with HazerFazer (Arabic).
Summary table: the games at a glance
| Game | Type | Where it plays | Free tier | Published price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Al-Maydan | Board, 30 questions | Browser | "Free" (scope unclear) | 19.99 Saudi riyals a month |
| Haseera | Board, 6 topics | Browser | First 2 games | 4,500 Iraqi dinars a game |
| HazerFazer | Board, 36 questions | Browser | 2 games | 3 games $3.50, 5 games $4.99, 10 games $7.50 |
| Jalsa Trivia | 2-6 teams, no board | Browser, iOS, Android | 198 categories | $2.99 a month |
| Jawabha | Board, 6 categories | Browser | First game | 19 UAE dirhams a game |
| Jawwak | Board, app plus screen | iOS, Android, web | Some categories | 9.99 Saudi riyals a week |
| Jawwek | Team vs team | Browser | Core challenge | 24 Saudi riyals night ticket |
| Lamma | Board | Web, iOS | Some categories | 4.99 euros a month |
| Majlis (majlis.fun) | Board 6x3 | Browser | 1 game | 20 Saudi riyals, 25 credits |
| Malamm | Board (maintenance) | Browser | 1 game a week | Not published |
| Sahra (sahra.games) | Board, 36 questions | Browser | Fully free | No price |
| Sahrah (sahrahjo.com) | Board, up to 4 teams | Web, Android | Fully free | No price |
| Seen Jeem | Board, 36 questions | Browser, iOS, Android | First game | $6.99 a game |
| Tasleya | Board, 6 categories | Browser | Free, with ads | No price |
| Tedree | Board, 36 questions | Browser, iOS, Android | First game | 5 Saudi riyals a game |
| Al Jalsa Game | Phone rooms | Browser | Free | No paid plan |
| Fazooo | Players write questions | Browser | No price listed | Not published |
| Kahoot | Phones with a PIN | Browser, app | Joining free | From $3 a month |
| PlayMajlis | Party games, phones | Browser, iOS | Limited questions | 4.99 Saudi riyals a game |
| Dawsha | Platform, 13+ games | Browser, Android APK | Free | No price |
| Faten | 88 games | Browser | Free | No price |
The table shows each game's lowest published price; the entries give the rest.
Common questions
- What are the best Arabic trivia games in 2026?
- No single game is best for every room: for a board with two teams on a TV there are Seen Jeem, HazerFazer, Tedree, Jawabha, Haseera and others; for phone games Al Jalsa Game, PlayMajlis and Kahoot; for free play Dawsha, Faten and Tasleya.
- Is there an Arabic Jeopardy game?
- Yes: Seen Jeem, HazerFazer (6 categories and 36 questions for two teams on one screen), Tedree, Jawabha and Haseera all use a board of categories with points that rise with difficulty.
- What is an Arabic Kahoot alternative?
- If you want ready-made Arabic questions for two teams on one TV instead of a phone per player, HazerFazer is one option, with 35,000+ questions and two free games per new account; Kahoot is the better fit when you write your own quiz or have a big group on phones.
- Are there free Arabic trivia games?
- According to their own sites, Tasleya, both Sahras, Dawsha, Faten and Al Jalsa Game are free, and HazerFazer, Tedree, Jawabha, Haseera and Seen Jeem give one or two games free before you pay.
- How do you run an Arabic game night on the TV?
- Open a board game in the browser on the TV or a laptop connected to it, split the room into two teams, and take turns picking categories. In HazerFazer one account runs the game and the other players need no accounts.