A messy game. A group game.

Laughter, excitement, fun, focus, speed! Lahma: a term in the Arabic language meaning "confusion and disorder," share the fun of playing with your friends and family! With a group of up to 10 people. How to play: - The game depends on colors, hand movements, and quick thinking and focus. - There are different rules for each type of card, and instructions are illustrated on the game box. - Cards are dealt evenly face down, and looking at them is prohibited. - The number of cards dealt ranges from 4 to 8 cards per player, depending on the desired game duration; the more cards dealt, the longer the game, and vice versa. - Each player throws a card into the center when their turn comes, and answers on their own. - Answers must be given within 3 seconds; the player who delays or makes a mistake takes all the cards in the center. - The next turn starts with the same player after they shuffle their cards well—this is a second chance for them. If they fail again, the next player begins the new round. - The winner is the one who finishes all their cards, and the game continues after their win until the last players. Rules: - Color names: answered with the color of the text, and if the text is black, answered with the background color. - The word (Lahma): answered with the color of the text, and if the text is black, answered with the background color. - Shapes: answered with the names of the shapes themselves "Sun - Moon - Star," regardless of color. - Words (Sun - Moon - Star): answered with the word "Lahma," regardless of color. - Hand: players place their hands on top of each other quickly over the cards; the last player to do so takes the cards in the center. - The word (Pick): the player who throws it quickly points to another player and says "Pick" to make them pick up the cards in the center. If the player does not say "Pick," delays, makes a mistake, or does not point to another player, they take the cards in the center.