Durood Nariya

Response from developer

The counter works.As I have written before, all our apps are extensively tested for any bugs.Now that you have solved the no sound issue by disabling silent mode of your phone let's focus on your counter problem. When you launch the app, at the top you see the text "Durood Nariya", below that is another section where you see a speaker icon on the very left. In the middle of this section, you see the counter label in which you see the current counter number, which also acts as the reset button for the counter and is 0 if you have not pressed the count button before. On the very right you see the play icon. Now below this section, you see the Durood Nariya written in both Arabic and Latin. This section also allows you to scroll up and down. This whole section I just mentioned which allows you to scroll up and down acts as the count button if you tap once without scrolling. So when you tap once anywhere on this section you will see the counter increment by one. I really hope this solves your counter problem and you edit this review. As for the repeat play, although we had no mention of this anywhere in the app description, it is a good suggestion. As for your comment on the app doing the same thing as an mp3, please re-read the app description. The app has many features like the history section where you see how many duroods you have recited "today","last 7 days" and "last 30 days" as well as all time. The app also has a reminder function. The app also has many settings that you can change in the settings section that modifies the way the app looks. So, if you only want to listen and do nothing with all the advanced functions of the app, yes, an mp3 file would work fine. For all other things you would need the app.