قعدة - Qaada: ألعاب جماعية
Muhammad Awwad
Qaada is the after-dinner show for one table and one phone. One person holds the phone and reads; everyone else answers, points, shouts and laughs. Every night is a short five-round show: a lantern reflex round (fastest thumb), "who among us?", the riddle of the night, "how many lanterns?", and a five-second challenge. The night ends with a results card — winner, titles and points — to share with the family. • 3–10 players, names typed once • Fully offline, no accounts, no ads, no data collection of any kind • One table, all ages: designed for kids and grandparents to play together • Clean Arabic content written to be read aloud in front of elders • Nights add up: standings carry over, the leader shows on the home screen • In Ramadan: a 30-night season with a programme for every night and double points on night 30
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