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 		<li><a href="https://fdroid.gitlab.io/fdroid-website/en/packages/com.github.meypod.al_azan/">Al-Azan</a></li>
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 	<p>QuranApp is a spectacular app that follows the <a href="../definitions/unix-philosophy/" style="color:#50fa7b">UNIX philosophy</a> and is hosted under the <a href="https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html">GPL license</a> effectively making it <a href="../definitions/free-software/" style="color:#50fa7b">free software</a>. It has many features like information on every single Surah, multiple translations, audio, mentions of prophets in the Quran and even has a search option using which you can search for any surah or term to get detailed information about your search query in the Quran. For example, searching about 'patience' brings up ayahs which talk about patience and the rewards that come about from being patient.</p>
-	<div style="text-align:center;"><img src="patience.webp" alt="Screenshot of the search term 'patience' in QuranApp"></img><figcaption>Screenshot of the search term 'patience' in QuranApp</figcaption></div>
+	<div style="text-align:center;"><img src="islam/patience.webp" alt="Screenshot of the search term 'patience' in QuranApp"></img><figcaption>Screenshot of the search term 'patience' in QuranApp</figcaption></div>
 	<p>Al-Azan is another app which also follows the <a href="../definitions/unix-philosophy/" style="color:#50fa7b">UNIX philosophy</a> and is hosted under the <a href="https://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl-3.0.en.html">AGPL license</a> also making it <a href="../definitions/free-software/" style="color:#50fa7b">free software</a>. It does one thing well - displaying and informing of prayer times. You can adjust the prayer times based on location, offset and even calculation methods.</p>
 	<p>However, there is not a single <a href="../definitions/free-software/" style="color:#50fa7b">free software</a> or even open-source <a href="https://ahadith.co.uk/fortressofthemuslim.php">Hisnul Muslim</a> application that I have noticed. Most <a href="https://ahadith.co.uk/fortressofthemuslim.php">Hisnul Muslim</a> apps I have used have the exact same duas since it is based off the 'Fortress of the Muslim' book. Just having a page with all duas with a simple search option and the translation in popular languages is all thats required to get the open-source savvy Muslim community to start using <a href="../definitions/free-software/" style="color:#50fa7b">free software</a> for their duas.</p>
 	<p>Anyone can take the lead. In fact, this may be the first thing I try when I start developing applications.</p>
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 	<p>FFmpeg is a difficult program to learn but the rewards are worth it. I currently have a command that records my screen, converts the audio in the recording from stereo to mono and finally encode it in <a style="color:#50fa7b" href="../definitions/h264">H.264</a> for ultimate compatibility.</p>
 	<h2>To Close The File...</h2>
 	<p>All in all, you should learn FFmpeg if you do even a little amount of multimedia manipulation. It will help you out immensely.</p>
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       <p>I was not using Discord anymore so I deleted it. The reason is that my previous account got banned for botting when I did not do anything. I made a new account, chatted with three or four of my friends. Afterwards, the CounterHawks Discord server got banned. Due to this, I realized there is no use for my account and that there is no reason for me to support Discord.</p>
       <h2>Conclusion</h2>
       <p>I do not use Discord anymore and probably never will. Previously, it was difficult to delete my Discord account but Discord themselves have done all the hard work for me.</p>
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       <h2>Conclusion</h2>
       <p>This setup has been serving me extremely well. I will continue using this setup and building on it if any specific need arises.
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       <p><a href="https://mailvelope.com/">Mailvelope is a free, libre and open-source browser extension</a> which allows you to not only encrypt emails using public keys but also has a keyserver which has a list of other people who use Mailvelope. Emails sent to other people using Mailvelope will automatically be encrypted.</p>
       <h3>Step 2: Set it up</h3>
       <p>Open the extension and generate your keypair if you do not have a keypair or import your keypair if you do have one.</p>
-	  <div style="text-align:center"><img src="mailvelope-1.webp" alt="Mailvelope Setup Screen"></img></div>
+	  <div style="text-align:center"><img src="email/mailvelope-1.webp" alt="Mailvelope Setup Screen"></img></div>
       <h3>Step 3: Import other people's keys</h3>
       <p>Encourage all of your friends to get the Mailvelope extension. Afterwards, you can import their public keys. Henceforth, all emails will be encrypted. Many websites also give their own public key along with their emails so that you can encrypt them as well. If you have friends who use ProtonMail, go to the ProtonMail import section of this post.</p>
       <h3>Step 4: Send encrypted emails!</h3>
       <p>Whenever you go to compose an email, there will be a button like the image below. Just click on it and there will be a popup to compose your encrypted email. Just fill in the info and send your email!</p>
-	  <div style="text-align:center"><img src="mailvelope-2.webp" alt="Mailvelope Icon to send encrypted emails"></img></div>
+	  <div style="text-align:center"><img src="email/mailvelope-2.webp" alt="Mailvelope Icon to send encrypted emails"></img></div>
       <h2>Smartphones</h2>
       <p>Firstly, I would like to give a disclaimer. There is no way to use PGP encryption on iOS. Most encryption that is used on iOS is either paid or unavailable. On Android, you cannot encrypt emails using the native applications for Gmail, Outlook or Yahoo. Even if there is such a feature, you should not use their official clients due to their invasive tracking. To encrypt emails, we will use an email app called K-9 Mail. I believe that everyone should use K-9 Mail even if they are not encrypting their emails. It is a fantastic app.</p>
       <p>K-9 Mail is a free and open-source email app that has a lot of features. I believe that no one should be writing emails on their phones but it is a great app to have just to make sure there is nothing urgent in your inbox.</p>
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       <p>Generate your key by pressing the option to create a key or import the key file.</p>
       <h3>Step 5: Setup K-9 Mail</h3>
       <p>Go back to K-9 Mail, go to settings, go to your account that you added, go to end-to-end encryption and enable it. Select your key. Turn on autocrypt mutual mode. That is it! You should see a lock icon whenever you are sending an email to someone if you have their PGP public key. If you need to import more keys, just go to the OpenKeychain app and import them.</p>
-	  <div style="text-align:center"><img src="k9-encryption.webp" alt="Composing an encrypted email in K-9 Mail"></img></div>
+	  <div style="text-align:center"><img src="email/k9-encryption.webp" alt="Composing an encrypted email in K-9 Mail"></img></div>
       <h2>Exporting ProtonMail Keys</h2>
       <p>To export your ProtonMail public keys, follow these steps.</p>
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          <li>Scroll down to 'Email encryption keys' and click 'Export'.</li>
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       <p>The image below is how it looks like in 2023.</p>
-	  <div style="text-align:center"><img src="protonmail-key-export.webp" alt="ProtonMail Key Export Dashboard"></img></div>
+	  <div style="text-align:center"><img src="email/protonmail-key-export.webp" alt="ProtonMail Key Export Dashboard"></img></div>
       <p>You can now send these keys to anyone to import into their PGP keychain. They will then be able to encrypt emails when sending them to your ProtonMail address!</p>
       <h2>Conclusion</h2>
       <p>That is it! You have setup encryption on your emails. This is a great step as email itself is very unsecure, so this will boost your privacy and security by a lot. Sharing passwords through email has never been safe but encryption allows you to do it with a good range of security.</p>