Descarga Madani Qaida Urdu en PC con GameLoop Emulator

Madani Qaida Urdu en PC

Madani Qaida Urdu, proveniente del desarrollador Burj Labs, se ejecuta en el sistema Android en el pasado.

Ahora, puedes jugar Madani Qaida Urdu en PC con GameLoop sin problemas.

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Madani Qaida Urdu Introducción

Features of Madani Qaida

✩ Colored Madani Qaida with Urdu Directions.

✩ Pinch and Double Tap to Zoom options.

✩ Supports Night Mode.

✩ Auto Bookmark options available.

✩ Easy UI Designs with enlarged fonts.

✩ Beautiful professional graphics and icon designs.

✩ Switch Scrolling, Pagination and Vertical Pagination Modes with on click.

✩ 4K HD Islamic Wallpapers Included.

✩ 99 Names of Allah (SWT) with meanings.

✩ 99 Names of Muhammad (P.B.U.H ) with meanings.

✩ Learn Important Supplications and Duas with Application.

✩ 6 Kalimas of Islamic with Translation.

✩ Learn 4 Qul easily with this application.

✩ Learn and Recite Athan/Azan with translation and pronunciation.

✩ How to perform Salah with translation included.

✩ View the list of Beautiful Mosques in the world.

✩ Islamic Qibla Direction Finder Included.

✩ Islamic Tasbeeh Counter Included.

✩ View our website for latest and updated content.

✩ Read privacy documentation within application.

Qaida (also spelt Qaeda; Urdu: قاءده‎), in Islam in South Asia, are a series of books for beginners to learn Quranic Arabic. It is used to teach children how to read the Quran. The series of books was compiled by Moolvi Noor Muhammad Ludhyanvi. The Qaida has further more categories including Noorani Qaida, Madani Qaida, etc. These are to understand how to Quran Works. The Noorani Qaida teaches students via passages of the Quran. It begins with the Arabic alphabet. It then shows how the alphabets are connected, the accents of "Zabr", "Zair", and "Paysh", etc. before moving onto other Qaidas.