Quran Investigator booklet
Surah Al-Qadr
Surah number 97 · The Night of Decree · 5 ayat
- 3Read, trace and number☆
- 4Read word by word☆
- 5Colour the surah picture☆
- 6Doodle and wonder☆
- 7Surah hunt and quick facts☆
- 8Ayah and meaning match☆
- 9Word detective☆
- 10Separate the letters☆
- 11Letter hunt☆
- 12Number train☆
- 13Spot the difference☆
- 14Sentence builder☆
- 15Word search☆
- 16Memorise in parts☆
- 17My action plan☆
- 18Maze to the mushaf☆
Inspire Investigate Integrate Impart

How to use this booklet. Read the ayat together first. Then let your child pick 3 or 4 pages for one sitting. Every page has two levels: Level 1 for younger children (about 5–7), Level 2 for older ones (about 8–10). Children at both levels can work at the same table.
The 4-I journey in this booklet
- Inspire: read, trace and colour, then doodle what the ayat make you wonder about.
- Investigate: find the surah in a real mushaf, match ayat to meanings, and play with its words, letters and numbers.
- Integrate: build sentences, find words, and start memorising.
- Impart: choose one plan for this week and show your work to someone.
Carry on in the IqraSaurus tools
- Tadabbur has a 4-I guide for each ayah: 97:1 · 97:2 · 97:3 · 97:4 · 97:5
- Mini Hafiz splits the surah into the same parts as this booklet: hafiz.iqrasaurus.com/hafiz/surah/97
- Numbersaurus has a card for the number 5, the number of ayat: numbers.iqrasaurus.com/numbers/n/5
- Calendar links this surah to a key day: “During Ramadan's last ten nights, we look for Laylatul Qadr, a night better than a thousand months. Let's make dua and remember Allah!” calendar.iqrasaurus.com/calendar
- Hijaiyya Hunt has more letter hunts like the one in this booklet: hijaiyya.iqrasaurus.com/hijaiyya.
About the text
The Arabic is the Uthmani text from the IqraSaurus Quran data, copied by program and never typed. The English meaning of each ayah is from the translation by Abdullah Yusuf Ali. The meanings under single words are word-by-word helps from quranexcel.com, not a translation. Sentences, questions and plans come from Tadabbur guides the asatizah have checked. Ask your ustaz or ustazah if anything is unclear.

Trace the ayat and colour the page.
Write the right ayah number in each circle.

Read along with a grown-up and colour.
Cover the meanings. How many can you remember?

Colour the picture.
Say what you coloured and why.




Follow the clues and draw.
Explain your drawing to someone at home.
Why is the Quran such a precious gift?
Why do you think Allah made this night full of peace?

Open a mushaf and find the surah.
Use the mushaf's index to find the page.


Islamic months begin with a new crescent moon. How many days does the moon take to go from one crescent to the next?

Use the meanings to match each ayah.
Cover the meanings. What is each ayah about?

Join the letters to make the word.
Find the word in the surah. Which ayah?
ayah
ayah
ayah
ayah

Separate the letters.
Count the letters in each word.



Circle the letter each time you see it.
Count them. Write the number in Arabic numerals too.
Circle it every time you see it.
How many did you find?
The letter changes shape when it joins other letters. Look carefully at the start, middle and end of words.

Fill in the missing numbers.
Make your own number bonds to 5.


Find the card for 5 in IqraSaurus Numbersaurus.

Look carefully and circle what's missing.
Count all the things in picture A.

Put the word groups in order.
Write your own sentence about the surah.



Find the words across and down.
Use one word in a sentence about the surah.
| n | q | u | r | a | n | o | c | c | e |
| s | a | j | u | o | s | e | r | f | k |
| r | t | d | d | f | n | e | c | t | m |
| u | d | a | w | n | k | o | s | l | h |
| e | p | o | w | e | r | g | h | c | m |
| f | c | d | p | e | a | c | e | m | m |
| u | f | w | j | w | d | e | e | c | h |
| k | m | o | n | t | h | s | w | r | k |
| w | g | j | n | s | n | p | s | y | n |
| h | f | i | n | i | g | h | t | w | w |



Colour a circle each time you recite.
Fill in the missing words.



Tick one plan and draw your du‘a.
Write why you chose it.

During Ramadan's last ten nights, we look for Laylatul Qadr, a night better than a thousand months. Let's make dua and remember Allah!
Find it in the IqraSaurus Calendar.

Draw a line from the start to the mushaf.
Do it without lifting your pencil.




| Page | Activity | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | Read, trace and number | Circles, in the order the ayat are shown: 2, 5, 3, 1, 4 |
| 7 | Surah hunt and quick facts | Surah number 97 (٩٧) · 5 ayat · juz 30 · page 598 · Makki · “The Night of Decree” |
| 8 | Ayah and meaning match | A → ayah 3 · B → ayah 4 · C → ayah 5 · D → ayah 2 · E → ayah 1 |
| 9 | Word detective | أَنزَلْنَٰهُ · شَهْرٍۢ · ٱلْقَدْرِ · خَيْرٌۭ Ayat: 1, 3, 1, 3 Meanings: revealed it · month(s) · (of) Power · (is) better |
| 10 | Separate the letters | ل ي ل ة · أ ل ف · س ل م · ا ل ف ج ر · Count it: 5 |
| 11 | Letter hunt | Qaf (ق) appears 3 times (٣) |
| 12 | Number train | five · Train: 93, 96 · Bonds: 1 + 4, 4 + 1, any pair making 5 · Numerals: 2, 4, 5, 3, 1 |
| 14 | Sentence builder | 1. This ayah ends Surah Al-Qadr: the whole night is peace until the dawn comes. 2. This ayah opens Surah Al-Qadr: Allah sent the Quran down on the Night of Power. 3. This ayah tells us that one single night, Laylat al-Qadr, is worth more than a thousand months. |
| 16 | Memorise in parts | أَنزَلْنَٰهُ (1) · أَدْرَىٰكَ (2) · ٱلْفَجْرِ (5) |
| n | q | u | r | a | n | o | c | c | e |
| s | a | j | u | o | s | e | r | f | k |
| r | t | d | d | f | n | e | c | t | m |
| u | d | a | w | n | k | o | s | l | h |
| e | p | o | w | e | r | g | h | c | m |
| f | c | d | p | e | a | c | e | m | m |
| u | f | w | j | w | d | e | e | c | h |
| k | m | o | n | t | h | s | w | r | k |
| w | g | j | n | s | n | p | s | y | n |
| h | f | i | n | i | g | h | t | w | w |