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About Shia Prayer Pad
PrayerPad has pre-recorded keys to educate children about Salah, for example, prayer names, surahs, basic duas, and more. It educates learners about Salah times and what to state during different positions and various bodily movements.
The importance of Salah is undeniable in Islam. Salah, the second pillar of Islam, is a primary way to connect to Allah. It creates a spiritual bond between the individual and Allah. Salah is the most significant mainstay of Islam after the Shahadah.
We must urge kids to develop the habit of praying and teach them to love Salah. Kids must enjoy the process of learning and develop a desire to take part in prayer. Keeping in view, kids’ interest in digital devices, an interactive mobile app is an ideal solution to encourage them to perform salah.
The importance of Salah is undeniable in Islam. Salah, the second pillar of Islam, is a primary way to connect to Allah. It creates a spiritual bond between the individual and Allah. Salah is the most significant mainstay of Islam after the Shahadah.
We must urge kids to develop the habit of praying and teach them to love Salah. Kids must enjoy the process of learning and develop a desire to take part in prayer. Keeping in view, kids’ interest in digital devices, an interactive mobile app is an ideal solution to encourage them to perform salah.
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Reviews for Shia Prayer Pad
tmc1233
Nice start!
I’m an adult revert to Shia Islam. This app is very helpful for me, though there are a few glitches—fajr prayer, for example, continues after the second rakat is finished. I’d want more explanations of what to do as well, though I understand that this is mainly for young children who are probably learning under the guidance of their parents or other caregivers.
