Fortress of the Muslim (Hisnul

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About this app

"Fortress of the Muslim" in English.

Made based on the book "Fortress of the Muslim", author: Said Bin Ali Bin Vahf Al-Qahtani, also separately added 49 Dua from the Quran.

• Ability to listen to Dua
• Ability to add a Dua or a chapter to the "Favorites"
• Ability to share, separate Dua
• Ability to change the size, color, type of fonts
• Search
• Without advertising
• Night mode
• Initially, the audio files of Dua are not downloaded, playback is via the Internet, but there is an option to download, as a separate Dua, and all at once, so that the application does not depend on the Internet
• In the application, you can create a reminder of the selected dua, at a certain time

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Ratings and reviews

Good points: UI is good, has audio, translation, transliteration and references. You can make ur own list, set favourites (chapters or individual duas) Bad points: search option has glitch. When trying to search for a term the results are labelled as something else but turn out to be something else when clicked upon. Also would love it if we could set reminders for chapters too (currently can set reminders only for individual dua) Thank you.

I love the app, It is simply awesome and excellent but with negligible typo error in the transliteration of a few of the duas based on the arabic and audio recitation. The playback speed feature in the audio recitation is invaluable. It facilitate learning and memorization. Can it also has a feature or option for continuous recitation of selected favourite chapters and Own list dua? Jazakumllahi Khairan to the Developers. Yes, it now has the above feature, easy to navigate. 👍❤️💪

It's comprehensive maa sha Allah, but with several flaws. There is an option of listening to an audio recording of the Arabic that is on the screen. That is fine for verses of the Qur'an. The audio for various adhkaar is done in the same way as a recitation of the Qur'an. I do not like that. Why? There is no evidence that it is from the Sunnah. We do adhkaar with a normal voice, not with taghanni. Lastly, the referencing is vague far too often. It lacks the NUMBERS of the relevant ahaadeeth.

What's new

Fixed: language did not change