What is a micro:bit?
DeenBit is built around the BBC micro:bit — a small programmable computer designed for learning, creating and experimenting with technology.
Small device. Lots to explore.
A micro:bit with a Muslim focus. DeenBit v1.0 combines the BBC micro:bit with ready-to-use projects like a Thikr Counter, Qibla Compass and clap-controlled night light — then lets you program it yourself.
Button A — Thikr Counter
Count your thikr and learn how buttons, variables and displays work.
Button B — Temperature
Use the built-in sensor to explore temperature and simple sensor programming.
A + B — Qibla Compass
Explore direction, compass sensing and how technology can help find Qibla.
Clap — Night Light
Use sound detection to switch a light on and off with a clap.
LED Display
Create icons, animations, messages and your own custom displays.
Program It Yourself
Change the code, add new ideas and turn DeenBit v1.0 into your own project.
See what’s inside
DeenBit v1.0 is built around the BBC micro:bit V2 — packed with buttons, sensors, LEDs, sound and connections to explore.
What you get
A micro:bit V2 kit with the essentials to power it, connect it to a computer and start experimenting.
💻 Program DeenBit v1.0 yourself
Want to change what the buttons do or build something completely new? Use Microsoft MakeCode to program your micro:bit with simple blocks or JavaScript.
Start programming with MakeCodeLearn. Build. Experiment.
DeenBit v1.0 is made for anyone curious about technology. Start with the built-in features, then connect it to a computer and experiment with your own programs. No experience needed — just curiosity.
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