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Expected behavior:
Verse should start from the beginning if it is being played automatically after a previous verse recitation has ended.
Current behavior:
If I am playing a verse X, and then I stop playing it somewhere before its end. And start a verse X-C where C is a positive number such that X-C >= 1, then when the application reaches to recite the verse X, after the previous verses have been already recited, it resumes from where I had left the recitation at, rather than starting from the beginning of the verse.
For example:
I am listening to the recitation of verse 4, but stop it midway.
I want to listen to the whole surah so I start the surah from the start.
When the application will reach the verse 4, it will resume verse recitation from where I stopped it before, rather than starting verse recitation from the beginning.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Mohammad-Haris
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Verse recitation resumes
Verse recitation resumes when it shouldn't
May 9, 2021
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Expected behavior:
Verse should start from the beginning if it is being played automatically after a previous verse recitation has ended.
Current behavior:
If I am playing a verse X, and then I stop playing it somewhere before its end. And start a verse X-C where C is a positive number such that X-C >= 1, then when the application reaches to recite the verse X, after the previous verses have been already recited, it resumes from where I had left the recitation at, rather than starting from the beginning of the verse.
For example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: