The designer of the world’s popular Islamic mobile app Islam360 passed away, according to reports revealed on Wednesday.
Muhammad Kashif was a freelance software designer from Pakistan and designed the Islam360 app, founded by Zahid Hussain.
An Islam360 team member confirms Kashif’s death today in an exclusive conversation with The Chenab Times on Instagram.
Kashif designed the popular Islam360 as a freelancer, according to the Islam360 member.
Islam360 is a ground-breaking app that is very user-friendly. It is a one-stop, hassle-free solution because it is a complete search engine for the Quran and Hadith. The app is having more than 10 million downloads on Android playstore.
According to Mr. Zahid Hussain, the app’s creator, the apps provide a wide range of features and services for those seeking direction and resolution in light of the Quran and Hadith. The most notable feature is that it offers audio and text translations of the Holy Quran being recited by more than 16 Qaris.
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Anzer Ayoob is the Founder and Chief Editor to The Chenab Times
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