Aztec Gods Pocket Reference vs Islamic Figures

Aztec Gods & Mythology Pocket Reference app offers a detailed reference app covering the Ancient Aztec Gods and other Mythological figures. Also included in the app is Trivia, so you are able to learn all about the gods from the app then test yourself to see what you learned. Have the information covering all of Aztec Mythology right in the palm of your hands! A great app to grab for anyone taking Arts or Humanities classes, anyone learning about Ancient Aztec Mythology, or general fans of the ancient Aztec culture. Features: ------------ • Huge database of all the Aztec Gods and Mythological figures • Intuitive and elegant Ancient Aztec inspired design • Search through using keywords • Universal App - Useable on iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad • Trivia! With three different difficulties to test your knowledge. • Bookmark you favorite gods and creatures to save for later • Gods and other mythological figures are sorted alphabetically • Also includes images of Ancient Aztec figures • No internet connection required! Also make sure to check out Greek Gods & Mythology Pocket Reference and Egypt Gods & Mythology Pocket Reference. Send in any questions or comments to us@rocketsplashgames.com Privacy Policy: https://www.rocketsplashgames.com/apps/privacy-policy.html

Islamic Figures is a carefully sourced encyclopedia of the people who shaped Islam — the Prophets, the Companions, the Mothers of the Believers, the Household of the Prophet, the Successors, and the scholars who came after them. Fully bilingual Arabic and English. Works entirely offline. WHAT'S INSIDE - figures across 8 categories — Prophets & Messengers (25), Mothers of the Believers (11), Children of the Prophet (7), Companions, Scholars, the Successors / Tabi'un, Leaders & Conquerors, and Muslim Women Scholars. - Full biographies, not summaries. Every figure has a short profile and a long-form life story covering birth, migration, battles, character, and passing. - Why they carry their title. A dedicated section explaining the origin of each kunya and epithet — why Abu Bakr is "al-Siddiq", why Khalid is "the Sword of Allah". - Qur'an and hadith. Verses revealed about a figure, and narrations mentioning them — each with its book, number, and grading. - Sources you can check. Every biography lists its references — Siyar A'lam al-Nubala, al-Isaba, the Sahihayn — with the author named. - Milestones. A dated timeline of the key events in each life. - Family links. Fathers, spouses, children and grandchildren are linked to each other — tap any relation to open that person. - Figure of the Day. A different figure each day, on the home screen and on your Home Screen widget. - Prophets Timeline. All 25 prophets in chronological order, from Adam to Muhammad. - The Household. The wives, children and grandchildren of the Prophet in one dedicated screen. - Search and filters. By name, title, biography, category, or Companion classification — the Ten Promised Paradise, the Emigrants, the Helpers, the People of Badr, the People of the Suffah, the Rightly-Guided Caliphs. - Arabic and English, switched instantly. No restart. Full right-to-left support. - Light and dark themes, adjustable text size, and favourites. - Completely offline. No account, no sign-in, no network required. - Every figure and every long-form biography - Offline audio narration with adjustable speed and background playback - Interactive map of birthplaces, resting places and journeys - Side-by-side comparison of any two figures - Quizzes generated from the library, with a daily challenge and streaks - Guided learning paths — the Ten Promised Paradise, the Rightly-Guided Caliphs, the People of Badr, and more - Smart search that understands meaning, not just spelling - Personal notes and highlights, exportable as PDF - Shareable image cards - Home Screen widgets, accent colours and alternate icons - iCloud sync across your devices A NOTE ON SOURCES Biographies are compiled from the classical biographical tradition — Siyar A'lam al-Nubala of al-Dhahabi, al-Isaba fi Tamyiz al-Sahaba of Ibn Hajar, Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, among others. Hadith are labelled with their grading. Where scholars differ on a date or a detail, the app says so rather than picking one silently. Built with the intention of spreading beneficial knowledge.