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Qiblah vs Quran -Tajwidi, Transliterated Usage & Stats

Qibla is the Arabic word for the direction that should be faced during prayers. It points to the Kaaba in Mecca and gives a common direction to Muslims all around the globe. You no longer need an astrolabe or another costly device. Your iPhone can help you. Depending on your device there are 2 options : - With an integrated compass, just wait one or two seconds and your iPhone will point the Qibla. The screen displays "Delta" with angular difference. - With an older model or an Ipod Touch / iPad, you'll need a real compass to find magnetic north. Then set the top of your iPhone pointing the same direction. The arrow on the screen will show you the Qibla direction. The screen displays "Compass bearing" with magnetic declination included. Double Tap on the compass to change its look. On the bottom of the screen : salaat times. The control panel for salaat is in the device "Settings". You have 10 presets (ISNA, MWL, …) for calculation method and 2 choices for Asr. No network access is required, all calculations are done on the device. Great for traveling and privacy.

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Quran -Tajwidi, Transliterated

3TQ: Qur'an with Tajwid, Transliteration, and Translation. This is the digital version of the printed edition of "The Tajwidi Qur'an", (which is available through GreenMountainSchool.org). It was first created to help Arabic speakers with tajwid, and then to help non-Arabic speakers with sound and meaning. For English speakers, new Muslims and students, this approach to the Qur'an is a great blessing. It enables the reader to understand and enunciate the sounds of the Arabic, while at the same time having the translation in English directly underneath each transliterated ayat, so that one can begin to connect the meaning to the sound, and both meaning and sound to the Arabic text on the facing page. For Arabic reciters the calligraphy is clearly marked with all the rules of tajwid integrated into the text, making its rhythm and cadence easy to learn and reproduce. This is the most accurate transliteration available for English speakers today, and its study with the meaning enables one to incorporate the sound of the Qur'an into life and Salat. For Arabic speakers, some of whom do not really understand the meanings of the Qur'an, the clear contemporary translation is also a help.