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Read all 1,896 hadiths Imam an-Nawawi gathered across 372 thematic chapters, in a clean, elegant, distraction-free edition
Read all 1,896 hadiths Imam an-Nawawi gathered across 372 thematic chapters, in a clean, elegant, distraction-free edition. THE ORIGINAL, IN THREE LANGUAGES The vocalized Arabic alongside its Turkish and English translation, with the companion who narrated it and the source it comes from. An-Nawawi's chapter order is preserved exactly as he set it. Switch to Arabic and the app turns with it, right to left. READ ALONG WITH THE RECITATION Follow the text with your eyes and listen at the same time. Tap the hadith you are reading and the reciter begins right there, with each word lighting up as it is recited. Recitation can be downloaded chapter by chapter or all at once; it does not ship with the app. MEMORIZE HADITH Learn a hadith step by step, then let spaced repetition settle it. The app keeps track of which hadith is due and when. OFFLINE TO READ The entire collection is bundled on your device. Reading needs no internet, no account and no sign-up. It opens on a plane, on the train, anywhere without a signal. If you want your bookmarks, notes and progress on more than one device, you can sign in and sync them. Signing in is optional. DETAILS THAT MAKE READING EASIER • Navigation faithful to an-Nawawi's structure: books, chapters, hadiths • Every hadith with its opening verses, narrator and source (takhrij) • Optional diacritics; see the Arabic with or without tashkil, one tap • Search that finds what you meant, with or without Arabic diacritics • Hadith of the day, a reading plan and thematic collections • A home screen widget carrying the hadith of the day • An optional daily reminder that stays on your device • Bookmarks, resume where you left off and personal notes • 260 narrators with their lives, their narrations and what is said of them • Qur'anic verse cross-references • Share any hadith as an elegant image card • Light and dark themes; dark is a soft gray, never pure black We hope Riyaz gives Riyad as-Salihin the reading it deserves. Welcome to the garden.
