Frequently Asked Questions

Ghada World is an Arabic platform for quizzes and educational and fun games, for all ages, from little ones to grown-ups. You play, compete and learn, collect points and badges, and move up through the levels.

Yes. Quizzes, games and Study with Ghada are free on the website and on the iPhone and Android apps.

Question-and-answer quizzes in ten categories such as religion, science and geography; dozens of games such as Word of the Day, Penalty Shootout and Ludo; and the Study with Ghada section for quizzes on curriculum lessons.

Yes. The content is suitable for the whole family, and there are no chats or messages between users on the platform. We still recommend that parents keep an eye on how their children use it.

Send us a message from the Contact Us page, and we will reply to your questions and suggestions there.

Yes. To save your points and results you need an account, and all it takes is a player name. You can start as a guest with just a name, or create an account with a player name and a password.

A guest account has no password or email, so if you sign out of it you cannot get back in and its points are lost. That is why you should save it by setting a password from your profile page; it keeps the same points and badges.

From the sign-in page, using your player name, email address or mobile number, together with your password.

From the "Forgot password" page you will receive a reset link by email, valid for 60 minutes. That is why we recommend adding your email to your account from your profile.

Yes. In the iPhone app you can sign in with Apple, and you can also link your current guest account to your Apple account while keeping its points.

In the app, go to My Account, then Settings, then "Delete account permanently", or on the website use the Delete Account page. Your name and data are deleted immediately; point totals and results remain under the label "Deleted account" with no identity attached.

From correct answers in quizzes, from games, from Study with Ghada stars, and from the daily reward, challenges and badges. You can see the details of every point on the points history page.

Your level goes up automatically as your total points grow, starting at "Beginner" and going all the way to "Ghada World Legend".

Badges are awarded automatically for achievements such as your first game, your first quiz, a number of wins, streak days and completing a series of rounds, and most of them add bonus points. You can find them all on the Rewards & Badges page.

A points reward you can claim once a day. It grows with each consecutive day you claim it, up to the seventh day. If you miss a day, you start again from day one.

Your streak goes up by one day each time you finish a quiz, a game or a study quiz on a new day, and when you reach 3, 7 and 30 days in a row you get extra points.

Short tasks such as playing a number of games, collecting a number of points or completing a quiz. When you finish one, you claim its bonus points from the Challenges page.

You pick a quiz and get five random questions from its question bank to answer within a set time. Each correct answer is worth 5 points, and if you answer every question you get a completion bonus. Then you see your result and the correct answers.

Yes, you can try again as many times as you like. Each attempt usually brings new random questions, and its points count.

Some quizzes are series of rounds that get harder step by step: Bronze, then Silver, then Gold and beyond. When you finish a round the next one appears, and completing every round in the series earns you a badge.

Each category has a challenge that mixes questions from its different quizzes into a single attempt, so you test your knowledge of the whole category.

Total points include all your activity: games, quizzes, studying and rewards. Quiz points come from quizzes only, and each has its own ranking on the Leaderboard.

We are currently working on launching quizzes with weekly prizes, and they have not launched yet. When they do, we will announce them on the Quizzes page, and they will be subject to the Prize Terms page.

Dozens of games: word and letter games such as Word of the Day and Letter Hive, brain games such as Memory and Maze, action games such as Penalty Shootout and Camel Race, and multiplayer games such as Ludo and Challenge a Friend.

Each game has its own scoring, explained on its page, and every round has a maximum number of points. Game points are added to your total points.

A game that changes every day, with double (×2) points all day long. You will find it featured on the home page and the Games page.

No. Most games run right in the browser on phones and computers, and a few are available only in the app, such as "Heads Up".

Yes. Your best score in every game is saved, and each game has its own Leaderboard.

A section of short quizzes on Saudi curriculum lessons, organized by stage, grade, semester and subject. You choose your grade and subject, then test yourself lesson by lesson.

A lesson quiz has up to 10 questions, and a unit quiz has 15. After each answer you see the correct answer with an explanation, so you learn while you test yourself.

You get 3 stars for answering 90% of the questions correctly, 2 stars for 70%, and 1 star for 50%. Your best result in every lesson and unit is saved.

Yes, but only for each new star: 5 points per lesson star and 10 per unit star, so retaking a quiz with the same number of stars adds no points. Study points count toward your total points, not your quiz points.

The questions you got wrong are saved, and you can solve them again in "Review My Mistakes", earning one point for each mistake you correct.

Every question is reviewed and approved by a teacher before it appears to students, and each question has an explanation of the correct answer.

Yes. The Ghada World app is available for iPhone on the App Store and for Android on Google Play, and it is free.

Yes. You sign in with the same account on the website and the app, and your points, level and badges stay in sync between them.

There are no ads in either app.

From your device's notification settings. Notifications to your device also stop when you sign out of the app.

To use the platform we ask for nothing more than a player name. Your full name, email, mobile number, date of birth and profile picture are optional. Your password is stored encrypted, and we cannot see it.

Only your player name, profile picture, points and level, shown on the leaderboards. We advise young players to choose a player name that does not reveal their real name.

We do not sell your data to anyone or use it for personalized ads. We share it only with the service providers needed to run the platform, and only as much as necessary, as explained in the Privacy Policy.

For quizzes with prizes, players under 18 must have their parent or guardian's knowledge and consent, and their prizes are delivered only through the parent or guardian. A parent or guardian may also ask to view, correct or delete their child's data from the Contact page.

Connections to the platform are encrypted, passwords are stored encrypted, and answers are checked and points calculated on our servers to prevent cheating and tampering with results.