AzureAD - add permission error by showing raining cloud icon - azure

I am trying AzureAD trial in order to use APIs provided by microsoft product (I am also registered in premium trial).
I've successfully registered my iOS app, but whenever I try to add permission, it shows raining cloud icon at "select permissions".
I tried browsers such as IE, safari, edge, and chrome but none worked.
Anyone who knows how to solve this issue, please help me out... Appreciated.

There was a temporary problem with the Azure portal when trying to add delegated permissions to certain resources. It has since been resolved.

To anyone new to AzureAD, this can be avoided by:
Create quickApp
Get url to app (either native or not)
Put the url to in the field in permission.

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