Ramazan Apps You Must Have

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January 24, 2024
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Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, and it’s considered one of the holiest months for Muslims worldwide. It’s a time of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community. Here’s a closer look at what Ramadan signifies:

Fasting (sawm):

Observant Muslims abstain from food, drink, and other indulgences (like smoking and sexual activity) from dawn to sunset throughout the month.
This practice is meant to cultivate self-discipline, empathy for those less fortunate, and a closer connection to God.

Prayer and Devotion:

Muslims increase their prayers during Ramadan, including special night prayers called Tarawih.
They also focus on reciting and reflecting on the Quran, Islam’s holy book.
Increased focus on charity and good deeds is also encouraged.

Reflection and Self-Improvement:

Ramadan is a time for introspection and spiritual growth.
Muslims strive to purify their thoughts and actions, focusing on forgiveness, patience, and compassion.

Community and Celebration:

Ramadan fosters a strong sense of community among Muslims.
Families and friends gather for meals before dawn (Suhoor) and after sunset (Iftar) to break the fast.
Mosques hold special programs and activities throughout the month.
Eid al-Fitr, a joyous celebration marking the end of Ramadan, is observed with prayers, feasting, and gift-giving.

Here are some additional points to consider:

Ramadan is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, considered essential practices for every practicing Muslim.
The exact dates of Ramadan change every year because the Islamic calendar is lunar-based.
There are exemptions from fasting for certain groups, such as children, pregnant women, and the elderly.

Also Read: Ramadan Information & Ramadan For Kids

These seven iOS and Android apps will make your life easier and also help you improve your spirituality for the holy months. This list includes everything from Ramazan recipes to Sawaab Counter.

But first, a Ramazan selfie!

1. Qibla Compass

Not at home? Where is the Qibla? This prayer timer with a compass will help you find the Qibla. It will also send you push notifications before each prayer.

2. iQuran

iQuran, which is optimized for retina displays in 38 languages and offers a variety of other features, has become the app most used by Muslims. By tapping a verse, you can share it via Twitter, Facebook, or email.

3. InstaDeen

Do you like to share photos with hashtags and quotes? Do it this Ramazan with Quranic verses and ahadith embossed onto your pictures.

4. Ramadan Recipes

Want to lose weight before a wedding? You can’t resist eating fatty foods at Iftar. This app contains a variety of healthy Ramadan recipes, including breakfasts, dinners, fish and meat, side dishes, and desserts.

5. Azaan Pro

Azaan will show you the best prayer times based on your location. It also includes a digital Quran with a compass for finding the Qibla and Tasbeeh and an Islamic Calendar.

Azaan, with a rating of 4.5, has quickly become one of the most popular Islamic applications.

6. Habitizer

It’s so much easier to deny that you are living a lazy and unhealthy life. But Habitizer will help you face your bad habits one by one. Watching your bad habits transform into good ones is a beautiful feeling.

7. Zabihah

This app will geolocate your nearest restaurants, markets, and mosques. You can also write reviews, check out restaurant prices, timings, and availability, and view the restaurant’s pricing.

Also Read: The Holy Month of Ramadan Blessings

According to its website, the app features 75,000 reviews from users of more than 20,000 restaurants around the globe.

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