12月3日的Muslim Hub: Quran, Azan, Qibla应用程序分析

No matter where you are and how far from home, nothing should come in the way of your prayer times. And nothing will with this Muslim Hub app created to make sholat easier. Handy and easy-to-use, the القران الكريم (the Holy Quran) app is equipped with all the verses of Quran Majeed. The verses in Surah and Para are titled separately for convenience. Take a look at what Muslim Hub has to offer besides all the verses of the noble Quran. Features of the Holy Quran App Starting from translations to finding the Namaz time, to Athan, and Tasbih, this app makes the life of a (worshipper) المصلي following Islam easier. For times when you cannot carry your Quran Sharif, there’s this Quraan app. Read the verses of the Quran Sharif from anywhere and anytime With Muslim Hub, you can read the verses of the Coran at any time and from anywhere. Besides free access to the Islamic verses in Surah and Para, you can also bookmark your favorite verses from the Quran Majeed. Listen to the verses; save and share If you want to listen to the scriptures of the Quran Majeed and meditate in the verses, click on the audio symbol under each verse. Save it for future references. You can revisit these verses from the “bookmark” section in the Al Quran. You can also directly share these verses from (the holy quran) القران الكريم to anyone as a “text” or “image” from any sharing or messenger app on your phone. Translations in 10 languages Muslim Hub offers translation in 10 languages, making Al Quran easier for different people. These include Bengali (Bayaan Foundation), Bengali (Fozlur Rahman), Bengali (Majibur Rahman), English (Abdul Haleem), English (Sahih International), Hindi (Farooq/Nadwi), Indonesian (Bahasa), Turkish (Diyanet Isleri), and Urdu (Muhammad Junagarhi). Additionally, there are translations in 3 languages to use all other app features, including English, Bangla, and Turkish. The Quran app’s intention is to make keeping up with prayers convenient. Madhab- Prayer Time Conventions Find the prayer time conventions listed within the Muslim pro app settings. The list includes the Angle of Fajir and Isha at different Islamic institutions and committees around the world. This list of timings from varied places around the world include Muslim World League, Egyptian General Authority, Islamic University (Karachi), Umm Al-Qura University (Makkah), The Gulf Region (Dubai), Moonsighting Committee, ISNA method, Kuwait, Qatar (modified version of Umm al-Qura, and Singapore. Salat Salat, which is one of the five pillars of Islam is very important to Muslims. Muslim pro respects this ritual of praying five times a day as advised by the scriptures. These prayer times depend on the position of the sun from sunlight to sunset. You can get this notification for Salat on the app. Refer to timings for the day, sunrise and sunset timings, and an option to view these details for any other day in the future using the calendar to have namaz time information for any day. Qibla Qibla is the direction of Kaaba, the direction in which a Muslim person turns to offer prayers. Quran Pro app comes with an in-built compass that points towards the right direction. Tasbih This Quran pro app offers an effective counter to count how many times you have recited your Dhikr. Click after every Al-Quran and you’ll know how many times recited His name. You can choose between the numbers 33, 100, 1000 or infinite. Azan and Athan Notifications Receive notifications at all Muslim prayer times from Muslim Hub app so you can prepare for Azan or Athan. You will never miss a call to sholat (prayer). Find a Mosque near you Muslim Hub asks to allow location settings on to use this app so you can find the nearest Mosque in your area or vicinity. This Quran app will directly connect you to Google Maps that makes finding the directions easier. Terms of Use (EULA): https://sites.google.com/appyhigh.com/muslim-hub/home