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Hussainya gathers the practical side of Shia community life into one calm place. Instead of chasing events through group chats and screenshots, you browse the Islamic centres across Australia, follow the ones you attend, and their events fill a calendar beside the month’s occasions. Prayer times, the direction to pray, and counters for the everyday things sit in the same app, alongside home screen widgets for the next prayer and today’s events.

Point it at the folders where your films and episodes live, and it becomes a library you browse from the sofa: posters, plots, cast, seasons, episodes, and whatever you left half-finished. Files that defeat other players still open, and subtitles match your exact copy, so they stay in step. It can also add public domain films. Your phone plays the same library, or keeps titles for a flight.

Reader takes ebooks, PDFs, documents and plain text and turns them into one library where every book opens the same way, with the typeface, size, spacing, margins and page colour you set. Attach a recording you own, or have the app read the book aloud in a voice you choose. Change the type size and both your highlights and your place stay on the same words.