Jannati Amaal Ramadan Deeds analisi dell'app per 14 febbraio

n this era where “Fitna” is rampant and the line between good and bad is often disregarded, we need consistent encouragement to act piously and stand firmly on faith. The IT Department of Dawat-e-Islami has launched this amazing app “Jannati Amaal” which provides each one of us with an opportunity to perform good deeds every single day. The application is easy to navigate and very simple to use with a user-friendly UI. With this app in our reach, we can transform ourselves to get rid of negative habits and inculcate positivity in our life. This app mentions 12 questions on good deeds which we can carry out and answer as a yes or no every day. With these deeds incorporated into our daily routine, we will inevitably become better Muslims and move closer to the blessings of Almighty Allah. Download to give yourself a definite path to walk toward heaven with Jannati Amaal. Features: Daily 12 QuestionThis application presents you with 12 essential questions every day. You need to mark them and record your progress with good deeds. Sync to CloudThe records can be synced with Cloud so that you can view your history even if the app is lost accidentally or requires an update. Report SubmitYou can mark your performance and submit a report to anyone in charge of your department or a person of authority. ShareThe application can be shared. You can share with your family and loved ones and be a source of goodness for them as well. Google DriveYou can save the data on Google Drive so that you can go back and look at your previous performance regardless of the availability of the app. ReminderThe reminder allows you to remind yourself of marking your performance at a specific time of the day. This helps continuity without skips. Font Size AdjustmentThe app is extremely user-friendly. You can change or adjust the font size and set the size that best suits your preferences. Day Wise ReportThe day-wise report gives you a breakdown of your performance with all the 12 Jannati Amaal for the day. This enables self-accountability.