mine finder (beta)

Insan Ashar was someone who never believed in God, who committed blasphemies, who sinned, and when the day of judgment finally arrived, he was condemned and sent to the Islamic Hell, testing every single sin he committed in life. Each sin he committed in life was a symbol of his sins. His appearance is a white robe, his hands are black, his face is black, and the rest is white. He was condemned to undergo a test, to pass Allah's test. Each flag removed signifies each time he tried to believe in something but simply said, "No, I'm not interested," ignoring the truths, evidence, and clues that Allah tried to give him. Each level represents a testing gate created by Allah Himself, condemned to repeat them forever. But if he manages to pass them, he will be forgiven for this one time for everything he committed. He is someone who repents of what he said about Allah. He has no expressions, only eyes. In level 8 and beyond, these eyes become a moon with a star. He is a simple character, but he is repentant for everything he did.

Level 9, a single entity here appears: Weparz. Once it appears, basically, this will cause it to appear. Clicking any box will slowly start distorting the boxes, especially if you do it a lot. For example, if you say, "Hey, I'm going to check this box," in a short period of time it will start distorting, and areas where there weren't any mines will now have mines.

Two Sevenm entities will appear here, and once they appear, they will start telling you the exact location of mines. However, there are no mines in those positions. If you continue to trust them and check the boxes they tell you to, you will end up dying from a mine, because even if they tell you there are no mines in a position, there actually may be.

Once Zarp appears, you must quickly move two squares and it will disappear. However, if you don't, it will start laughing at you and will begin changing the position of the flags and numbers.

Once you enter this level, three Kiarn entities will appear. Once they appear, you must quickly remove and place a red flag anywhere, or you will be returned to level 1. Once the flag appears, you must quickly click it until it disappears. If you don't, it will start changing the numbers, but it's not like the other one. Once it starts changing the numbers, it will begin saying degrading things and insulting you. Also, if you don't stop it in time, it will send you back to level 1. Once the flag appears, the squares you marked with the flag will disappear on your screen without any context. The squares you had already unmarked and that didn't have mines will suddenly start disappearing; that is, you no longer recognize them, and the mines will change location.

Once you manage to enter this level, two more entities will appear. What this entity does upon appearing is begin to say words from the alphabet, but not just any words; they are words that form meaning. Once it says the words, you must write them down. If you write them incorrectly, it removes a white flag. Once it appears, it will remain there, but if you don't move it, it will begin to move several mines, including the ones you have already marked.

Level 5 will have 228 squares. Two more entities will appear here: Yuemer. Once he appears, he will start asking you math questions. If you fail one, the mines will change. A total of 31 seconds will pass. Terp, once he appears, will start changing the game lights, causing you to become disoriented, and the numbers around you will change. It's not because you're lying; there are more mines, and therefore he will give you more flags.

Level number 4: Here things get intermediate. Two new entities appear. Once they appear, you have to click on them very quickly, or you'll lose and return to level 1. The ability of error-130r is that once it appears, you have to quickly leave all the squares still, or else you will automatically return to level one without any explanation.

This consists of 128 squares with a total of 20 mines that you must clear. Here, two new types appear: Sewell, which once you manage to mark a square, will appear and you automatically have to remove a flag, otherwise, out of the 20 flags you have, you will only have 15, decreasing by 5%. The other is Fear; once you encounter it, it will begin to uniformly change the locations of the mines, making it more difficult to see where they are. However, if you manage to scare it away beforehand by clicking on the square where it is, you can make the mines return completely to their original positions.

With up to 64 tiles, there are a total of 15 mines that you must clear. Qwar will appear here; once he appears, you have to choose the tile he's in. If you fail to hit him, your flags will decrease to level 10, making the mine search more difficult.

With up to 64 squares, there are a total of 10 Mines that you must leave inactive. This will be confirmed by numbers; for example, if you get number 3, there will be three Mines. This level is relatively easy for new players.