Daily Supplications app analytics for March 24

Daily Supplications enables you to read and listen to more than 300 different islamic duaas everyday. It also features prayer times, Hijri date, qibla and custom reminders to give you the right supplication at the right time. Main features: • Duaas and Hadiths to read everyday with counters to help you keep track of what you've read (click on the counter each time you read a supplication. The app will save the number of times you've read a supplication and reset the counters at midnight). • Supplications to read on special occasions. • Salat times with auto calculation depending on your location (you can choose your city manually or by GPS). • Step by step Prayer tutorial. • Quran. • Qibla. • Tasbih. • 99 Names of Allah. • Tracker. • Reminder for fasting supplications when Maghrib prayer in Ramadhan. • The app can help you read and finish the Quran during Ramadhan. • Supplications' audio. The audio can be downloaded and cached for offline playback (read a supplication the first time with internet, so that it is cached for offline playback later). • Translation, Transliteration & References for all the supplications. • Translation & Transliteration for the Quran (can be enabled from the settings). • Widget for daily supplications. • The possibility to mark supplications as favorite so you can find them easily. • A search functionality to easily find the right supplication in no time. • Alarms to remind you of your daily supplications (these alarms can be deactivated from the settings). • Custom reminders to help you do your important tasks (read sourat AlKahf every Friday or fast on Mondays and Thursdays for example) or to remind you of a certain supplication at a certain time. • Notifications at Salat times with the possibility to choose from different athans. • Islamic Calendar (Hijri Date) with the different Islamic events. The App, the Quran, the adhkars and duaas are entirely translated to English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish, Indonesian, Turkish, Italian and Arabic. Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/dailyislamicduaas