NU Online: Quran Sholat Tahlil - Quran & Prayers Guide

NU Online Super App is the most comprehensive Islamic worship and learning application that emphasizes convenience, quality, and credibility.

Attractive Functions:

📖 Al-Quran

Facilitates Al-Quran enthusiasts to read in per-page or per-verse format, equipped with translations, Latin transliterations, and interpretations.

🤲 Duas & Wirid

Provides hundreds of daily prayers, protection prayers, travel prayers, health prayers, and more; also includes blessings, supplications, litanies, invocations, and other wirid from authoritative sources.

🕒 Prayer Schedule

Reminds Muslims worldwide of prayer times, including Fajr, Dhuha, and Maghrib. Offers various notification options: drum sounds, gong sounds, or melodious adhan.

📆 Calendar Hijriah

In addition to the Gregorian and Hijri calendars, this calendar also marks Javanese market days (Legi, Pahing, Pon, Wage, Kliwon), Islamic holidays, sunnah fasting schedules, national holidays, and important NU events.

⏱️ Qibla Compass

A Qibla direction compass providing angle information, with options to find the Qibla direction via camera (Qibla finder).

🕌 Ritual Guidance

Offers comprehensive guidance on religious rituals, such as purification, prayer, fasting, and pilgrimage, in the form of articles and videos.

👳‍♀️ Khutbah

Contains a collection of Friday sermon materials, Eid al-Fitr sermons, and Eid al-Adha sermons. All organized comprehensively to adhere to the pillars of the sermon.

📒 Yasin & Tahlil

Includes readings of Yasin and Tahlil commonly recited by Indonesian Muslims, covering the opening blessings, text compositions, and closing prayers.

🔢 Tasbih Digital

A digital counter equipped with vibration and sound mode options, along with buttons to adjust counts and reset.

📚 NUpedia

A digital encyclopedia of NU containing information on biographies of figures, history, institutions, communities, traditions, and pesantren treasures.

📒 Maulid

Includes at least six maulid books along with their translations: Maulid ad-Diba'i, Maulid al-Barzanji, Maulid al-Azab, Simthud Durar, Qasidah Burdah, and adl-Dliyaul Lami'.

⏯️ Zakat Calculator

Facilitates users in calculating mandatory zakat components for wealth, ranging from trade, agriculture, gold-silver jewelry, livestock, ponds, companies, to professions.

🎥 Videos

An integrated channel with YouTube's NU Online channel featuring diverse content: worship tutorials, exclusive interviews, blessings, short films, yellow book studies, and more.

☪️ Ziaraat

Facilitates Muslims in finding important pilgrimage sites, with features providing address information, Google Maps, images, and biographies of figures.

📜 Kalam

Presents various graphic content divided into at least three categories: Infographics, Pearls of Wisdom, and Prayers & Dhikr.

📰 Articles

This feature connects to the NU Online website containing over 100,000 articles. Discover various Islamic information from reliable sources!

💰 Inheritance Calculator

Automatically calculates the share of inheritance assets due to each heir according to the Shafi'i school of inheritance fiqh.

💝 Zakat & Sadaqah

Provides a platform for those willing to fulfill zakat obligations or engage in social action through donations.

🕋 Hajj & Umrah

Includes guidance on Hajj and Umrah, prayers, and a list of important destinations in Mecca and Medina.

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User Guide

How to Enable Translation and Latin Text (Transliteration)?

Worship content such as the Quran, Prayers, Wirid, Maulid has been equipped with translations and Latin text (transliteration).

1. To activate it, you can access the " Settings " menu, and select " Reading Preferences ".

2. Then in the options at the bottom, you can activate " Transliteration (Latin) " and at the same time " Translate "

3. In addition, you can also activate translation or transliteration by pressing the " aA " icon on each page reading the Al-Quran, Prayers, Wirid, or Maulid.

If you need further assistance, contact us at support@nu.or.id

How to Switch from Corner Quran Page to Row Quran or Vice Versa?

NU Online Super App has two display modes for reading the Quran:

1. Reading mode per page (Quran Corner)

2. Line by line mode

When you are in one reading mode, you can switch to another mode with the following guide:

1. If in page-by-page reading mode, press the three-line icon in the upper right corner to switch to line-by-verse mode.

2. And if you are in line-by-verse reading mode, press the book icon in the upper right corner to switch to page-by-page reading mode.

FAQ

Does the Qur'an in the NU Online Super App Use Rasm Uthmani?

The Qur'an manuscript in the NU Online Super App refers to the Qur'an published by the Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs. Like most Qur'ans in the world, this manuscript is based on Rasm Uthmani, only in the Indonesian Standard Mushaf format.

The Indonesian Standard Mushaf is a Qur'an mushaf whose writing, harakat, punctuation and waqf signs have been standardized, in accordance with the results achieved in the Working Conference (Muker) of Al-Qur'an Expert Ulama which lasted 9 years, from 1974 to 1983 and was used as a guideline for the Qur'an published in Indonesia.

The qira'at that became the basis for writing this mushaf is the narration of Hafs bin Sulaiman bin al-Mughirah al-Asadi al-Kufi from Imam Ashim bin Abi an-Najud al-Kufi at-Tabi'i from Abu Abdirrahman Abdillah bin Habib as-Sulami from Usman bin 'Affan, 'Ali bin Abi Thalib, Zaid bin Tasbit and Ubay bin Ka'ab. The chain of narrations is certainly continued to the Prophet Muhammad SAW.

As explained by the LPMQ (Lajnah Pentashihan Mushaf Al-Qur'an) of the Indonesian Ministry of Religion, many people misunderstand the scope of Rasm Utsmani. They assume that Rasm Utsmani includes complete verses with harakat and punctuation, as written in the Medina Mushaf. As a result, they consider that apart from the Medina Mushaf, including the Indonesian Mushaf, they do not use Rasm Utsmani.

In fact, Rasm Utsmani does not consist of only one version. In Rasm Uthmani there are two main narrations, the narration of ad-Dani and the narration of Abu Dawud, which is known as ash-Syaikhani fi 'Ilmir Rasmil 'Uthmani (the two masters of the knowledge of Rasm Uthmani).

In general, printed Qur'ans circulating throughout the world today are written using Rasm Uthmani by choosing one of the two narrations, Ad-Dani or Abu Dawud. The Indonesian Qur'an, Libyan Qur'an, Bombay Qur'an, and Iranian Qur'an follow Ad-Dani's narration. Meanwhile, the Medina Qur'an, Egyptian Qur'an, and Qur'ans of other countries refer to both.

So, the Qur'an manuscript in the NU Online application uses Rasm Uthmani as the Qur'an that is currently circulating in the world. Rasm Uthmani in question covers only the body of the verse, without dots, without harakat, or without any punctuation, such as the writing in the era of Sayyidina Utsman bin Affan through a team led by Zaid bin Tsabit. Regarding the way of writing harakat, punctuation, and waqf signs, he is guided by the standard rules resulting from the Working Conference (Muker) of Al-Qur'an Expert Ulama in 1974-1983. This manuscript is then called the "Indonesian Standard Mushaf".