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হে মুসলিম দাম্পত্য

A Bengali Islamic book on married life, as a calm offline ebook for Android

An Android ebook of হে মুসলিম দাম্পত্য, a book by শাহরিন ছিদ্দিকা about the relationship between husband and wife, written as a diary of feelings. All 12 chapters ship inside the app, so it reads fully offline, with no ads and no account. It reopens at the exact spot where you stopped, and you can change the text size, switch between paper, sepia and night pages, and long-press any line to copy it.

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হমহে মুসলিম দাম্পত্য
Status
Released
Platform
Android
Stack
5 technologies
Source
Open source

Why I built it

Long Bangla text is tiring to read on a small phone screen. I rebuilt the app around one thing, making the reading comfortable: generous line spacing, a warm page colour, and nothing on screen except the words.

My role

Designed and built the app. The book is written by শাহরিন ছিদ্দিকা (Shahrin Siddeka).

How it fits together

4 layers

  1. 01Plain-text chapters bundled in assets
  2. 02Paragraph-based reader (RecyclerView)
  3. 03Reader settings bottom sheet
  4. 04SharedPreferences for position and theme

Key features

  • Reads completely offline, no internet permission
  • Picks up exactly where you stopped
  • Adjustable text size
  • Automatic, paper, sepia and night pages
  • Long-press a line to copy it
  • Bangla numerals throughout
  • Signed APK published automatically on every release

Built with

  • Java
  • Android
  • Material 3
  • RecyclerView
  • GitHub Actions

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