Quran Time vs Mogoya Wisdom

A full featured app giving you an interactive way to read, listen to and study Holy Quran (القران). It has no cost, just absolutely free. NOTE TAKING AND DRAWING: • You can take notes on Holy Quran (القران) and mark it with your pen. (iOS 14 and above) • You can export all pages of Holy Quran (القران) with your notes and marks. PROGRESS BAR: • You can see the percentage of your reading progress. Keep track of your reading with the bookmark. HIGH RESOLUTION PAGES: • Beautiful graphics and high resolution pages that make you feel like you're holding a real mushaf in your hands. READ 15+ TRANSLATIONS: • Read Holy Quran (القران) in Arabic alongside multiple translations at the same time; English, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Persian, Japanese, Korean, Urdu, Portuguese, Spanish and Turkish translations. RECITATION: • Listen audio recitation of Holy Quran (القران) inside the app, background or lock screen. Adjust the playback speed. QUICK NAVIGATION: • Navigate between Surahs, Juzs or pages easily and quickly. MULTILINGUAL: • App is localized in 15 different languages; English, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Persian, Japanese, Korean, Urdu, Portuguese, Spanish and Turkish. SLEEK & USER FRIENDLY: • Designed with responsive and user friendly approach in mind. This app is built solely and exclusively for iPhones and iPads using Apple's native development language and tools which guarantees top performance and future maintainability.

This application presents you with short statements containing Mandinka wisdom. It is wisdom to live, to find oneself in life which has become a bit complicated these days. These short sentences are written and read in Dioula, Bambara, French and English. Let yourself be inspired by this ancestral wisdom which is still valid in our days of the modern world. The first part of this app is divided into six chapters, each containing the same sentence read in turn in the four languages: Dioula, Bambara, French and English. The second part is dedicated to each of the four languages, with a chapter in Dioula entirely and also a whole chapter for Bambara, French and English.