Build a Thikr Counter
Turn Button A into a digital counter. Display your count and add a celebration when you reach 33, 99 or 100.
Your DeenBit is fully programmable. Start with one of these project ideas, learn how the code works, then change it and create something of your own.
Projects can be programmed using Microsoft MakeCode with simple drag-and-drop blocks, or you can go further and write code yourself. No programming experience is needed to get started.
Turn Button A into a digital counter. Display your count and add a celebration when you reach 33, 99 or 100.
Use the micro:bit compass to explore direction and program an arrow that helps point toward a configured Qibla direction.
Use the microphone to detect sound and switch your night light on and off with a clap.
Read the micro:bit temperature and display it when Button B is pressed. Then add your own hot and cold icons.
Connect external LEDs and create your own programmable Ramadan lantern with patterns, animations and button controls.
Design crescent moons, stars, hearts, letters and animations using the micro:bit's 5×5 LED display.
Create your own question-and-answer game using Buttons A and B, keep score and challenge family or friends.
Create a daily counter for good deeds and fill the LED display as you work toward your own goal.
Change what the buttons do, use the microphone, compass, accelerometer and pins, or connect your own electronics.
Plug your DeenBit into your computer and use Microsoft MakeCode to build programs with blocks. Experiment freely — you can always load the original DeenBit program again later.
Open Microsoft MakeCodeDeenBit is made for experimenting. Build something new, change the code and discover what you can make with a micro:bit.
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