WIMC is an automatic smart chanting application.

Recite your dhikrs in peace without using your hands.

• Standard dhikrmatik functions are available in the application.

• Unlike other dhikrmatik applications, the automatic option can be activated. And You Can recite your dhikrs without counting

• When you activate the automatic option, it calculates the length of your dhikr in the first 5 dhikr and automatically increases it according to this duration.

• This way, you can continue to chant while you are busy with something else.

• Or you can chant in peace with your eyes closed, without using your hands.

• If you set a maximum limit, it will notify you with sound and vibration when your dhikr is finished.

• Adding dhikr: you will be able to directly start the dhikr you have added without having to determine the maximum amount.

• Adding virds: You will be able to display the virds you added in their order.

• Esma-ül Hüsna: You will be able to see the 99 names of Allah with their pronunciation, explanation and abjad values.

• You will be able to add the dhikr ring to collaborate dhikr with another.

Keywords: dhikr, Islamic, Muslim prayer, tasbeeh counter, spirituality, spiritual, daily dhikr, prayer beads

WIMC stands for "Who is My Character?". It is a social deduction game where players assume the roles of different characters from popular movies, TV shows, video games, and other forms of media. One player is secretly designated as the "murderer," while the other players are "detectives" tasked with identifying the killer and solving the mystery.

Gameplay

The game begins with each player receiving a character card. The cards indicate the character's name, occupation, and a brief description. Players keep their characters hidden from the other players.

The game is played over a series of rounds. In each round, one player takes on the role of the "judge." The judge selects a card from a deck of "crime" cards, which describes a crime that has been committed. The judge reads the crime card aloud to the group.

The detectives then have a limited amount of time to discuss the crime and question each other about their characters. The detectives can ask each other questions about their characters' backgrounds, motives, and alibis.

After the discussion, the detectives vote on who they believe is the murderer. The player with the most votes is eliminated from the game.

The game continues until either the detectives correctly identify the murderer or the murderer kills all of the detectives.

Winning

The detectives win if they correctly identify the murderer. The murderer wins if they kill all of the detectives.

Tips for Playing

* Be observant: Pay attention to the clues that other players give during the discussions.

* Ask strategic questions: Ask questions that will help you eliminate suspects and narrow down the possibilities.

* Don't be afraid to bluff: If you have a strong alibi, don't be afraid to bluff about it.

* Work together: The detectives need to work together to solve the mystery. Share information and discuss your theories with each other.