This Aqidatul Awam and Complete Offline Translation contains Nadhom written by Sheikh Al-'Alim Al-'Allamah Ahmad Al-Marzuqi Al-Maliki Al-Makki. Nadhom Aqidah Al Awwam is the guide and study of students, ustadz, kiai in almost all Islamic boarding schools and madrasas.

It is said that Sheikh Ahmad Al Marzûqi in his dream saw Rasulullah SAW and his companions standing around him who then said:
"Read a mandhumah of the science of monotheism, which whoever memorizes it, he will enter heaven and get something he wants to achieve in the form of all goodness in accordance with the Koran and hadith."
Then Sheikh Ahmad Al-Marzûqi asked, "What poetry is that, O Messenger of Allah?"
The Companions answered, "Listen to what the Messenger of Allah said."

(Sheikh Ahmad Al-Marzûqi was also taught by Rasulullah SAW, even until the following night).

Apart from clear Arabic text in the Nadhom Aqidatul Awam and Translation Application, several features have also been added to make it easier for you to use this Nadzom Aqidah Al Awwam, as follows:

✔ Night Mode

Night mode is a feature to change the screen display of the Nadzom Aqidah Al Awwam application from light to dark. So it protects your eyes from too bright light when reading Arabic text or translations at night. The way to activate/deactivate Night Mode is to tap the Moon icon at the top right of the screen. Then Latin Readings and Translations can be shown or hidden.

✔ Change Arabic Text Size
You can adjust the size of the Nadhom Aqidatul Awam Arabic letters by touching the AA icon at the top right of the screen. Then a slider will appear at the bottom of the screen. Slide the slider to adjust the size of the letters

✔ Displays Latin Readings and Translations of Nadzom Aqidah Al Awwam
This application allows you to display or hide the Latin reading and Nadzom's translation, so that when reading Arabic writing you are not disturbed by the Latin writing and translation that appears. The way to display or hide the Latin writing and translation of Nadzom Aqidah Al Awwam is by tapping the Eye image icon at the top right of each page. Or via the drawer which is just below night mode.