The Best Eid Gift for Arab Families (That Isn't Another Box of Dates)

Eid Mubarak — now let's get the family together for the most chaotic, hilarious game night they've ever had.

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You've done the Eid prayers. The food is out. The kids are running around. And someone — probably your uncle — is already arguing about something.

Why not make it official?

The Arab Card Game is the Eid gift Arab families actually want. No batteries required. No Arabic fluency needed. Just bring the cousins, clear the table, and prepare to find out who the real Arab is in the room.

Choose Your Game

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What Arab Families Are Saying

"We loved it and got into talking and just chatted. Talked to my younger sister about some of the bigger Arab events."

"If laughter, shouting, and arguing ensue from playing this game then you're doing it right."

"The accuracy of the questions had us dying from laughter and arguing passionately. We all learned something in the process."

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a good Eid gift?

It's one of the best. It's something the whole family uses together — not another piece of clothing or a gift card. Arab families who play it say it brings out conversations and memories they hadn't had in years. That's a pretty great Eid gift.

Do you need to speak Arabic to play?

Nope. The game is in English and celebrates Arab culture in a way that includes diaspora Arabs at every level of Arabic fluency. If you know what hummus is, you're in.

Which game should I get — First Edition or Meme Edition?

First Edition is trivia-style and great for the competitive, culture-proud crowd. Meme Edition is more chaotic and hilarious — better for groups who love internet culture. When in doubt, get both.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes — we ship worldwide. Order early to make sure it arrives before Eid.

How many people can play?

Both games are built for groups — great for 4+ players. The more family members, the louder (and better) it gets.

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