Quran Flash Download For Pc

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QuranflashDesktop is a light desktop application which presents all the capabilities of Quranflash.com at your fingertips without needing an internet connection. Quranflash utilizes the concept of "in-app downloads", to make the application small in file size and easy for download. Asset files (recitations, Masahef, tafseer databases) have been stored on the server. Upon request, the appropriate asset files are downloaded to your machine only once. The following list of features is available in Quranflash Desktop:

You can now easily read quran directly from your chromebook devices and browser. Quran Flash is a simple application that allow you to access QuranFlash.com with a single click. It will requires internet connection to load the application.Quranflash provides the Holy Quran for online reading and listening in a unique and modern way, with multiple features, such as: translations, interpretations, different mushaf skin and style. It is very easy to use with a fun and modern interface allowing you to read quran with ease.Update v1.6: Change official icon of Quran FlashUpdate v1.5: Bugs in changing option and themes fixedDisclaimer:This chrome app is a fan project that takes no benefit from the app publish. Please dua for my success in life and here after =). May Allah bless all of you.

I have found this flash site from a casual, general information blog. I have to say that the developers of this flash site did a very impressive job, certainly befitting a site that features a holy text.

There are also options to choose different versions of the scriptures. You can choose versions like the Urdu language, or the one with Tajweed (method of reading the Quran) help. Each of the versions are different in forms and decorations.

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Using flashcards for your Hifz (Qur'ān memorisation) can be very helpful and for many other use cases. Students use them for revision. Students use them to memorise languages. Whether you're using an index card, a flashcard, a flashcard maker app, cardflow, or any note paper, it has come in useful for so many.

This particular student recently started memorising after University while working full-time. She had long forgotten what she had memorised when she was younger from the 30th Juz'. She was used to reciting with bad Tajweed habits.

Write the specific issue you face with a reference or association to remember it with on one side of the card. On the other side write in Arabic the actual word(s) from the āyah. (If you intend to memorise an āyah, write the āyah on one side, and write the translation on the other side).

The more you see the card and engage with the words, the more you're going to remember. You can use physical cards or apps and can even write the meanings and cues to aid memorisation. You can even use post-it notes to place strategically throughout your home so that you see them more and more.

I wanted to review juz 30 so I split it up into 7 parts so I can review the full juz once a week. Then I spent a week making the notes. So each day I recited one section, recorded myself and listened back to the recording. Every single mistake I made I wrote a flip card for it.

For those of you that are aware of Anki you can use it as a medium to test yourself. There are also apps like Quran flashcards. Anki is designed to allow people to remember things more easily over time using the spaced repetition theory.

"Prior to using spaced repetition, it would take me fifteen to twenty minutes to review a page I had memorized. However, with the help of spaced repetition, I was able to review a page within 3 to 5 minutes and a complete Juz within one to one and a half hours! And this was for a guy like me who has a horrible memory. And the best part is that I felt no tension while reviewing.

This technique is often used by people who learn languages and need to memorize large lists of vocabulary. Psychologists are shocked that schools do not implement spaced repetition to teach information. They say not using this system despite the research which supports its effectiveness is like a person who has weak eyesight but refuses to wear glasses despite knowing that glasses can help him see properly!

Using Anki is simple. Once you have downloaded the software you just need to create flashcards for what you have memorized. How I do this is that I put a page of the Quran I have memorized into the Back of the Card and the page before that into the Front of the card. Then I enter the phrase "Recite the page which follows" in the Front of the card. Whenever, it is time to review the page, the program shows me the Front of the card and I see the "Review Next Page" command and I try to recall what I have memorized.

If you find using software difficult then you can implement spaced repletion manually for what you have memorized. Simply follow this formula. Whenever you memorize a portion of the Quran, review it 1 day after you have memorized it. Then review it after 3 days.

After that take the last interval which in this case is 3 days, divide it by 2, round it up, and then add the result to the previous interval to get the next interval. So in this case the next interval would be 5 days since 3 divided by 2 is 1.5. Round it up and you get 2. Add that to 3 and you get 5.

Note: In case you cannot completely recall what you have memorized don't hesitate to look at what you have missed. With time whatever you have memorized will become a part of long-term memory and you will not forget anything!"

I believe, this method (using spaced repetition) has its own place, but to use it for the Qur'ān requires a number of tweaks. That's something I've been exploring for a number of years. I believe I'm getting closer to a method that can work, in shā' Allāh.

Some Quran mobile applications have defects that people need to be careful from, officials from the Muslim World League announced after receiving emails of complaints discovering faults in some of the Quranic verses.

Such apps are produced by unknown sources, making it uncertain that the entire Quranic text is revised by verified committees and experts.

The following apps and websites are approved by The Holy Quran Memorization International Organization:

Almadina Al-Munawwarah Quran

Quran flash: www.quranflash.com

The Holy Quran application

The Holy Quran app endowment by Sheikh Saad Almousa and Sheikh Abdulaziz Almousa

Bayan Quran

Electronic Quran by King Saud University: www.quran.ksu.edu.sa/

Quranflash Desktop comes with numerous handy additional features and functions. For example, it lets you choose between multiple Masahef, with high-resolution pages. The verses can be highlighted, bookmarked, copied, translated, or even listened using an audio recitation of them. Tafseer (interpretations) are also available.

Despite its many additional functions, Quranflash Desktop is also easy to use. Its elegant interface is also intuitive, straightforward, and self-explanatory, allowing even complete beginners to use this Quran tool without any problem.

Start by the first letter of the quran and learn its english or urdu meaning. Keep on going until you reach the last word in the quran in a memory based flashcard style. While learning, you can take a MCQ (multiple choice test) with four options to see if you have mastered the meaning of the islamic text. Choose the correct option to see the next word. So its kind of like a game. Once you complete a chapter, you can share the results with your facebook friends or via email.

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