Treasures of the Sacred Quran

iOS app by Zubair Apabhai. Reference · Zubair Apabhai

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Free to download
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1.2.6
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2026-09-17

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Treasures of the Sacred Quran is a thoughtfully crafted Islamic companion for daily worship, learning and reflection — built on the works of classical scholars. What's inside: • 99 Names of Allah (Asma' al-Husna) with Arabic, transliteration and meaning • 114 complete Surahs of the Holy Qur'an • Hizb al-A'zam — the 7-day daily Wird of Mulla 'Ali al-Qari, fully transliterated • Khatm-e-Khwajgaan — the silent meditation litany of the Naqshbandi masters • Daily Du'as from the Sunnah for every moment of the day • Three Sanctuaries — Makkah, Madinah, Al-Aqsa • Adhkar — morning and evening remembrances • Hadith collection — curated narrations on character, prayer, charity, family • Durood — collected blessings upon the Prophet (peace be upon him) • Vision of the Beloved — a blessed Durood for the honour of seeing Rasulullah in a dream • Prayer times, Hijri calendar, Qibla compass • Tasbih counter with haptic feedback • "Ask the Shaykh" — AI-guided answers grounded in classical Sunni sources • Walking-to-the-Light — gentle progress tracking with treasure-chest wisdom rewards on Surah completions and milestones One-time £0.99 Lifetime Unlock removes the gentle Teaser mode and unlocks every Surah and litany forever. No ads. No subscriptions. 10% of net proceeds donated to Ummah Welfare Trust. Built with love by Divine Series Mobile (DSM). v1.1.1: Instant Question packs now available inside Ask the Shaykh for users who need more than the free 3-per-week quota.

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