1100 Hadis Terpilih Malay - Hadith Book

"Gift of Hadith Book For Malaysian Muslims "

1100 Hadis Terpilih Malay (1100 Hadis Terpilih Melayu) is one of useful source of Islamic information in the form of a book for our Malaysian and Indonesian brothers,containing accurate and verified hadiths.

All data available for free.

1100 Hadis Terpilih Malay-Hadith Book is the most authentic book of Hadiths. Hadiths are presented in the book that were never presented before.

1100 Hadis Terpilih Malay-Hadith Book is collection of sayings reported from the beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

The App contains many Ahadith to increase your knowledge about Islam and to live a better life following the path of prophet Mohammed (SAW).

This is only with Malay language support.

App Features:

- Complete 1100 Hadis Terpilih Malay-Hadith book in Malay

- Can change text font size

- Day and night reading mode

- Easy and quick index navigation

- Auto Bookmark (Last read topic & hadith)

- No internet or online connection required for reading

- Designed for both Android mobile phones and tablets

Study 1100 Hadis Terpilih Malay-Hadith Book is a Hadith Book translated in Malay language on your Android phones.

With built in text customization features. User can send or share any Hadith or part of any Hadith in Malay to his / her friends through many social sites like Facebook and twitter or any other social media.

Book Topics:

The collection includes hadeeth on topics of Revelation, Belief (Faith), Knowledge, Ablution, Bathing, Menses, Prayers, Eid, Funerals, Charity (Zakat), Hajj, Fasting, Sales and trade, Debt, Quarels, Oppressions, Partnership, Mortage, Slaves, Gifts, Witness, Testaments, Fighting for cause of Allah, Creation, Prophes, Quran, Marriage, Divorce, Food, Sacrifice, Medicine, Law, Dreams, Oneness of Allah (Tawheed).

About the book:

Sahih al Bukhari (Arabic: صحيح البخاري‎), is one of the Kutub al-Sittah (six major hadith collections) of Sunni Islam. These prophetic traditions, or hadith, were collected by the Persian Muslim scholar Muhammad al-Bukhari, after being transmitted orally for generations. Sunni Muslims view this as one of the three most trusted collections of hadith along with Sahih Muslim and Muwatta Imam Malik.