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Essential apps for Ramadan

As we welcome the holy month of Ramadan, here are five handy apps to consider downloadin­g, writes Hanum Afandi

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1. Ramadan Checklist

WHAT’S your plan this Ramadan? During this blessed month, it’s best that Muslims make use of the time to improve their faith and do more good deeds.

With Ramadan Checklist, users get to keep track of their deeds — for instance, the number of solat done such as terawih and tahajjud, sunnah and nafl ibadah, the number of tasbihs, surah and dua recited, hadith and charity works.

Just tick the box to keep track of the records. By keeping a record of their good deeds, users will be motivated to do more every day.

The app also provides essential dua such as for Iftar, for Ramadan as well as morning and evening dua. It even teaches you how to pray.

The app is available for free on Apple App Store.

2. Ramadan Recipes

DON’T know what to cook for sahur and iftar? Don’t worry. With this app, users have a compilatio­n of mouthwater­ing recipes tailored for the holy month.

From a simple stuffed tomato with frike to Penne Arabiatta, the app is filled with food that fit the Ramadan theme, including delicacies from around the world.

There are desserts and appetisers galore. So no more head-scratching on what to eat. Ramadan Recipes has them all.

The app is available for free on Apple App Store.

3. Zero — Simple Fasting Tracker

WORKING from home? This app will be your best friend if you are dieting while fasting.

This app unlocks the power of fasting and helps with weight management. All with expert guidance and content.

Zero helps users reach their weight goals by setting the timer to stay on track. Learn about fasting, map your fasting journey, know what’s happening to your body when you fast and opt for challenges to stay motivated.

What’s more, the app charts and maps your progress. It syncs with Apple Health to track users’ weight, resting heart rate and sleep patterns.

The app is available for free on Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

4. Muslim Go

During the holy month, Muslims seek to get closer to God.

Besides accurate Azan and prayer times on the app, there are many interestin­g articles and videos.

The app features many renowned Malaysian ustaz such as PU Azman, Ustaz Azhar Idrus and Ustaz Don Daniyal.

Al Qur’an audio is also available in both English and Bahasa Melayu. There are also halal directory locations and a daily verse reminder.

The app allows users to download conand tent, including images audio recitation­s. You can also create a postcard to save on your phone.

The app is available for free on Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

5. Muslim tales

Educating children and enriching them with the culture and history of Islam during the month of Ramadan can be a challenge for busy parents.

With Muslim Tales, children get to know tales inspired by the Quran while having fun.

With seven languages to choose from, the app is filled with stunning animation and characters.

Interestin­g storylines will be narrated by profession­al voice actors.

With seven languages to choose from, Muslim Tales is based on the teachings of the Holy Quran and Hadith to educate children of all ages.

The app is also packed with engaging narration and games to enhance children’s motivation to proceed to the next story.

The app is available for free on Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

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