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Ruhul Adab Fassarar Boko

com.sagware.ruhuladab.warashboko
Education Free Contains ads In-app purchases Everyone Open on Google Play
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2026-10-21
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2026-10-21
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Description

Shaykh Ibrahim Niasse's Ruhul Adab in Warsh script, with Hausa and audio.

Ruhul Adab (Rūḥ al-Adab, "The Spirit of Right Conduct") is the poem of counsel by Shaykh Ibrahim Niasse, son of al-Hajj Abdullah, on the etiquette of the spiritual path: holding fast to the Tijani way, the wird, the conduct of the disciple with the educating Shaykh, seeking knowledge, humility, the afflictions of the self, and knowing Allah. This app brings you all 121 verses in 18 sections in the Warsh script familiar to readers in West Africa, with full vowel marks and a translation beneath every verse in Hausa, French or English. FEATURES • All 121 verses in 18 sections, in Warsh script with full vowel marks • Translations in Hausa, French and English, all available offline • Listen to the poem: the Arabic recitation and the Hausa, French and English translations are recorded and built in • Read aloud the Arabic only, the Arabic then the translation, or the translation only, at the speed you choose • The line being read is highlighted, and the pages turn by themselves • Swipe between sections like turning the pages of a book • Adjustable text size: A−/A+ or pinch with two fingers • Continue reading where you stopped • Light and dark themes The app is free with ads. A monthly or annual subscription removes all ads, or watch one short video to read without ads for an hour. Works fully offline: no internet is needed to read or to listen.

Details

Version2.0
Minimum Android version7.0
Reviews0
In-app prices$0.99 - $6.99 per item
Developer websitesagwarestore.com
Available inworldwide (242)
Developer contactson the Business plan
Collected2026-11-03

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