Yes, maybe the whole world discovered this neat plug-in already. Alhamdolillah, alaa kulli haal. It’s cool to me: I just flew to Makkah without leaving my chair. And did I mention virtual tawaf?
A few decades ago, the thought of recording a local khutbah, talk, or lecture was unheard of in the Muslim world. Today we find that recording an Islamic talk is not only much more common, it’s a walk in the park to pull off. But as the number of people recording Islamic talks continues to grow, many Muslims are finding themselves with questions on the best ways to do so. InshaAllah the goal of this article is to act as a tutorial on how to record Islamic talks.
*Discount coupon code at the end A few months ago I got a copy of Al-Mudarris software. It’s essentially a software that incorporates ayaat with multiple translations and audio recitations
StumbleUpon is a very interesting (and addictive) tool of social media, and it is used by a lot of people (their website boasts over 6 million users). It is an amazing tool that can drive tons of traffic to your website.
Exploring social media websites that help spread content to others. Digg and Reddit are tools that Muslims can and should utilize. Future tutorials will explore other social media websites.
Anyone who spends any time reading news or blogs on the Internet must have seen the term RSS thrown around, or seen this ubiquitous little icon. And yet, many are still unaware what RSS means, what it does, and why you should be taking advantage of it. It’s simple, fun, and can save you a lot of time in your daily dallying on the wonderful world of the Internet.
In the olden days of Facebook, the only way to express your “Muslimness” was in the Religious Views byline of your profile, or by joining one of the many Islam-related
DarAlIslaam Live – Free Online Translation Service! DaralislaamLive.com is a Non-Profit E-Translation & Publishing House, focusing on translating and publishing Islamic material into the English Language. All translations are carried
Assalaamu alaykum wa rahmatullaah, Māshā’Allāh, I was very recently informed of a major contribution to the online Islamic search tools. A brother at MIT has been working on this project
This is absolutely cool and very useful for the traveler, who doesn’t have access to the net: Just Dial (720) 259 – 8956 Enter your ZIP Code, You will hear