Quran Teacher for Memorization 1.5

Are you looking to memorize The Holy Quran efficiently? Consider using the Alminshawi Memorization App, designed for learning and memorizing The Holy Quran. The app, known as "Quran Teacher," serves as a digital tool to aid in Quran memorization in a user-friendly manner. This specific version, part two of two, covers chapters from 019. Maryam to 114. An-Nas.

Features:

1. Contains Quranic surahs from Maryam to An-Nas, (check part 1 of the app for surahs from Al-Baqarah to Al-Kahf).
2. Allows users to follow the recitation of the Mushaf Almuallim by reading the Quranic verses.
3. Offers a Quran to-do activity for tracking desired surahs to listen to and/or read within the app. Users can set specific goals like listening to Surah Al-Fatihah from Mushaf Al-Muallim seven times, then proceed with reading the Quranic verses of the same surah seven times. The activity displays the current date, allowing users to manage their tasks effectively by adding, deleting, or clearing items from the to-do list.
4. Includes additional resources about the Quran and Islam for educational purposes, such as learning Tashahhud (Attahiyatu Lillahi), Subhanallah, Salat Alan Nabi (blessings upon Prophet Muhammad), and teaching beautiful duas for children. For more content featuring Mushaf Al-Muallim Khalil Al Hussary, refer to the provided catalog.

Muhammad Siddiq Al-Minshawi is renowned as one of the foremost Quranic reciters. Born in 1920 in Upper Egypt, he hails from a long line of scholars with his father, Sheikh Siddiq Al-Minshawi, and brother, Sheikh Mahmoud Al-Minshawi.

Having completed memorizing the Glorious Quran at the young age of 8, he is celebrated for his melodious voice and his talent for conveying the profound meanings of Quranic verses through his recitations.

Sheikh Muhammad Siddiq El-Minshawi extensively recorded the Qur'an Choir and produced numerous recitations in prominent locations like Al Aqsa Mosque, Kuwait, Syria, and Libya.

He passed away on June 20th, 1969 (Friday, 5 Rabi`e II, 1389 Hijri), may God have mercy on him.