Al-Yasin pilgrimage, a lasting pilgrimage ** Al-Yasin pilgrimage application with automatic scrolling (text) of text and audio! -Simple and attractive graphics - Master Farahmand's lasting voice - Ability to install and run on phones with Android 4 and above Separate Persian and Arabic text settings - Various Persian and Arabic fonts - 3-position settings -Save auto-changes -Iranian Islamic design + modern - Ability to access all facilities with me He slides everywhere in the app! - Study in two modes of night and day Note: There is no need to download audio. pleas pry for me key words : Pilgrimage, Al-Yasin, Heart, Quran, Keys, Nahj al-Balaghah, Prayer, God, Prayers to God, Ascension, Book, Need Features of Yasin Pilgrimage Software: - Ability to customize and select the application theme - Has advanced text and translation settings and save settings - Beautiful and user-friendly graphics - Low volume software "Pilgrimage of Al-Yas" is one of the famous pilgrimages of Hazrat Sahib al-Amr (as). The narrator of this pilgrimage is Abu Ja'far Muhammad ibn Abdullah ibn Ja'far Humairi, whom all the scholars of rijal and hadith have mentioned as great and holy. (1) He was the owner of several books, of which apparently nothing is known, and because he lived in the late period of his minor absence, he had correspondence with Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh) and achieved this honor in his honor. This pilgrimage begins with 23 greetings: The first greeting is to Al-Yas (the pure family of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)) and the next greetings are each with the specific titles of Hazrat Mahdi (pbuh). Then, the pilgrimage ends with the confession of the correct doctrinal principles and the testimony of the Imam over them and the renewal of the covenant of loyalty to the religious leaders. According to some scholars, this pilgrimage is comprehensive and complete and the best pilgrimage of that Imam and it can be read at any time. The documents of this pilgrimage are correct and valid and have been quoted in important collections of hadith and prayer. (2) 1- Protest, Tabarsi, vol. 2, p. 492. ۲-ر. K: Mustadrak al-Wasa'il, vol. 1, p. 364; Baharalanwar, vol. 53, p. 171