Shia Ziaraat and Duas – Complete Prayer Collection

Introduction

Shia Ziaraat and Duas, developed by Mavrix Solutions, provides the Shia community with a comprehensive library of Ziarat and Duas. Each prayer is presented in Arabic, accompanied by English translation and transliteration, and includes audio recitation.

Key Features

• Complete set of Ziarat and Duas such as Ziarat e Ashura, Ziarat e Warisa, Ziarat Ale Yasin and many others.
• Audio playback for every entry, allowing users to listen to the correct recitation.
• English translation and transliteration displayed alongside the Arabic text for better understanding.
• Offline access – all content is stored on the device and does not require an internet connection.
• Bookmarking capability to quickly return to favorite prayers.
• Toggle options to show or hide translation and transliteration.
• Simple navigation with a clean layout.

What You Can Use It For

The app serves as a personal reference for daily prayers, special occasions such as Ashura, or any time a user wishes to recite Ziarat and Duas with accurate pronunciation. The audio feature helps users learn the proper recitation, while the transliteration supports those less familiar with Arabic script.

Things to Know Before Installing

• The app is free and does not list any in‑app purchases.
• No specific Android version, size, or permission details are provided, so it should work on most devices that support standard Android applications.
• All content is pre‑loaded; therefore, the initial download may include the full library and audio files.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is an internet connection required?

No. All Ziarat and Duas are stored locally, allowing offline use.

Can I listen to the recitations?

Yes. Each entry includes an audio playback button for the Arabic recitation.

Are translations and transliterations optional?

Users can enable or disable the English translation and transliteration from the settings screen.

Is the app suitable for beginners?

The combination of Arabic text, transliteration, and audio makes it accessible for users who are new to the language or the prayers.