MUSLIMS in Malaysia are preparing for the holy month of Ramadan, which begins on April 2.
Ramadan is a month of fasting, contemplation and prayer, and it is commemorated as the month when the Prophet Muhammad pbuh first received the Quran's divine revelations.
However, due to the constant change in prayer times, most Muslims have to rely on the call to prayer (azan) to know when to perform their solat (prayer).
Thankfully, the Waktu Solat Malaysia app has a plethora of functions that Muslims may find handy, with 6.6 million downloads and 1.3 million active users.
PRIORITISING SOLAT TIME
Users will be able to build better habits this holy month by setting reminders for Imsak, Subuh, Syuruk, Dhuha, Zohor, Asar, Maghrib or Isyak with the help of this app.
In addition to approaching prayer time with peace of mind, this app also has wudhu and solat instructions.
This way, Muslims will be well-prepared for their solat during Ramadan, especially if they wish to carry out prayers late at night, while travelling and more. It is believed that the prayers of a person who is fasting will not be rejected.
With the availability of wirid and zikir (Islamic meditations), Muslims may refer to the Waktu Solat Malaysia app to recite them after they have completed their prayers.
USER-FRIENDLY INTERFACE
From finding the Qibla' direction, to the whereabouts of nearby mosques and halal eats in the surrounding area, this app boasts a user-friendly interface that makes it easy for users to navigate.
On top of that, the app's auto location change feature ensures that users get the most up-to-date information no matter where they are in the world.
ACCESS TO INFORMATION
Other helpful features include Halaqah, Tanyalah Ustaz and Nur on the dropdown menu on the left, which is excellent for those looking to listen to religious lectures and talks.
With many more features coming its way, the Waktu Solat Malaysia app makes it easier to navigate through the month this Ramadan. The app is available for download on the Huawei App Gallery, App Store and Google Play. Find out more about the Waktu Solat Malaysia app here.
