Version: 4.3
New features:
1- Our application has been developed to be used on both vertical and horizontal screens.
2-The reading area on the vertical or horizontal screen has been enlarged as much as possible and reading has been facilitated.
3-The application has been accelerated and arranged for a more stable operation.
About Our Salawati Sharifs Application
Our application has Turkish and English menu language support.
You can read the original Arabic texts, the pronunciation of the Salawati Sharifs in Latin Alphabet letters, and their Turkish and English meanings.
You can also listen to the Arabic recitation normally and fast.
You can automatically listen one after the other by turning on the repeat in listenings.
You can also pause the playback without waiting for it to finish.
The number of reads (counter) automatically increments by 1 with each full listen.
You can manually increase or decrease the counter by 1.
You can completely reset the counter in one go.
Sufi music is played with ney in the background.
If you want, you can turn this music sound on or off from the home page.
If you like our app, you can share our Google Play homepage with your loved ones with the Share button.
There are links to our Google Play homepage and our website in the application.
In addition, if there are Salawati Sharifs that you want to include in our application,
You can contact us via our website or e-mail address.
Salavat is the plural of the word Salat.
The word salat means mercy, prayer, prayer, etc. it means.
To bring salawat is to recite Salat (Mercy) prayer to our Prophet Muhammad Mustafa (Sallallahu Aleyhi Vesellem), to commemorate him and to send greetings to him.
It is the order of Allah-u Teala (Celle Celâluhu) to bring salawat.
In the Qur'an, it is stated in the 56th verse of Surah Ahzab: “Indeed, Allah and his angels send many blessings on the Prophet. O believers, send blessings on him and greet him with complete submission!”
The most important person in the belief of Islam and in the sight of Allah is definitely the Prophet Muhammad Mustafa (S.A.V.).
Every day and after every prayer, we must constantly recite Salawat upon the Prophet (PBUH).
There are many virtues of saying salawat on the Prophet (PBUH).
Some of these are:
It will cause our prayers to be accepted.
It causes the forgiveness of our sins.
On the Day of Judgment, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) will be with us.
The mercy of Allah (Celle Celâluhu) descends on the person who sends salawat.
The name of the person who brings salawat is conveyed to our Prophet (S.A.V.).
The Messenger of Allah (pbuh) responds to those who recite salawat.
The troubles of the person who brings salawat are relieved.
The person who brings salawat does not see poverty.
A person who sends salawat takes a level by getting morality with the morality of our Prophet (S.A.V.), gets rid of bad morals and attains virtue.
Giving salawat is a form of charity.
Allah the Exalted (C.C.) suffices for the affairs of the servant who brought blessings to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and relieves his troubles and sorrows both in this world and in the hereafter.
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