Islamic knowledge for modern Muslims.
The app provides questions and answers about fasting and Zakat, drawing from contemporary scholars' fatwas. It aims to make Islamic knowledge accessible through mobile technology, featuring over two thousand fatwas.
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Arabia -IT
Access fatwas and listen to lectures
Access fatwas from Sheikh Ibn Uthaymin's three main series: "Nur 'ala al-Darab" with over 6950 rulings, "Al-Liqaa' al-Muqarrar" monthly meetings with Quranic explanations and discussions, and additional content.
Islamweb
Islamic fatwas available on iPhone and iPad.
The app provides access to a collection of Islamic fatwas. It features automatic updates and allows searching fatwas by number or text within the question, answer, or title.
Arabia -IT
Access scholarly content and lectures
Access religious content including Sheikh Ibn al-Thaimeen's works, audio lectures, and detailed explanations. Search for specific topics, view digital books, and listen to audio lessons on various Islamic sciences.
ayad Almalikiy
Study religious history and teachings
Access historical content, religious knowledge, and biographical information about the revered figure. Browse archives, read lectures, and view multimedia resources.
Libyan Dar Al-Ifta
Request fatwas and search past rulings
Users can request fatwas verbally or in writing. They can search past fatwas by religious categories and track new ones. The provides notifications about the start of Arabic months.
EBRAHIM DAHAN
Test driving rules and pass the exam
Study for Saudi driving license exams with offline access. Practice with over 600 questions covering traffic signs, points, and regulations. Take 22 comprehensive tests. Track performance after each test. No ads. Free. No internet required.
Sadah Software Solutions, LLC
Set reminders for prayer counts
A prayer counter allows users to set a target number for prayer counts. It provides alerts when the target is reached or when multiples of a set number are completed.
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