Kithaabul Muqaddhas

Explore the rich spiritual tapestry of Kithaabul Muqaddhas, a comprehensive Dhivehi translation of sacred texts spanning from historical accounts to divine wisdom and prophetic teachings. This valuable app gives you access to the foundational stories of Adam and Eve's fall from grace, the unwavering faith of Noah, Abraham, and Sarah, along with the remarkable narrative of Moses' liberation of his people from Egypt.

Delve into the poetic expressions of love in the book of Ruth, take heed of the profound insights of Solomon in Proverbs, and join Jonah on his legendary oceanic journey. All of these stories and more from the Tawrat, Zabur, Anbiya, and Injeel are waiting for you to explore in the Dhivehi language.

At the heart of this digital offering lies God's love, epitomized by the life and teachings of Jesus, which can be discovered in the gospels and beyond. It navigates through the early Church's history, the expansion of the Good News, and apostolic guidance essential for leading a community of faithful believers.

Feature-rich, it ensures seamless reading experiences, with an embedded Thaana font offering support even on older Android devices. Immerse yourself further with an audio narration option, providing you the choice of streaming or offline listening to bring these sacred texts to life. Personalize your study with a Faseyha Dhivehi keyboard, allowing for efficient text searching and note-making.

The interface design caters to both English and Dhivehi speakers and respects the right-to-left reading format intrinsic to Thaana script. Users are encouraged to contribute with feedback and report any issues encountered to ensure the translation remains clear, accurate, and naturally expressed.

As this resource evolves, additional Dhivehi translations of other revered writings are anticipated, enriching the spiritual journey for speakers of the language. With its combination of accessibility, educational resources, and engaging content, Kithaabul Muqaddhas stands as a bridge connecting people to the profound heritage of these ancient texts.