Huawei has announced the launch of Muslim Daily app, its Ramadan application designed especially for fasting users. It has programs and features that help users perform their daily rituals on time including prayers, reciting the Holy Qur’an, identifying the Qiblah direction and finding the nearest mosques to the user’s location.
The free Android application offers a series of Ramadan programs on a one single screen especially designed for Ramadan, including reciting Qur’an in text form, listening to 15 of the most famous Qur’an reciters (including Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais, Abdul Basset Abdul Samad and Mashari Al-Afasi), and the ability to change reciters at any time and complete the same verses without repeating the Surah from the beginning, in addition to listening to the recitation even if the phone is off and adding a verse to the list of favorite verses to retrieve it quickly anytime later.
The application also offers a program to locate the direction of the Qiblah directly through the GPS navigation feature in the smartphone. The application also displays prayer times for many cities around the world and alerts the user when it is prayer time even if the phone is switched off, with a chronological countdown to the next prayer time.
According to the user’s current geographical location, the application can search for the nearest mosques and display them by name, address and distance.
The free Android application offers a series of Ramadan programs on a one single screen especially designed for Ramadan, including reciting Qur’an in text form, listening to 15 of the most famous Qur’an reciters (including Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais, Abdul Basset Abdul Samad and Mashari Al-Afasi), and the ability to change reciters at any time and complete the same verses without repeating the Surah from the beginning, in addition to listening to the recitation even if the phone is off and adding a verse to the list of favorite verses to retrieve it quickly anytime later.
The application also offers a program to locate the direction of the Qiblah directly through the GPS navigation feature in the smartphone. The application also displays prayer times for many cities around the world and alerts the user when it is prayer time even if the phone is switched off, with a chronological countdown to the next prayer time.
According to the user’s current geographical location, the application can search for the nearest mosques and display them by name, address and distance.
