PyAdhaan is Python module for Al-Adhaan which is online adhaan web-application,specifically designed for Adhaan times only provides adhaan times from different city and address and can generate calendar data from city and address aswell in both Gregorian and Hijri format,Its a small module with no overhead and easy to use.
Importing and using pyadhaan:
import pyadhaan as pyadh
timings = pyadh.prayer_day_city("istanbul","turkey","2","timings")
print(timings)
Features:
Shows adhaan timing from different countries and city.
Generate calendar for adhaan times.
Support for both gregorian to hijri calendar.
Error and Exceptions management.
Easy to use with no overhead.
Support for Python 3.0 and lower versions.
Get adhaan timings by city and country:
Get adhaan timings by address:
Generate adhaan calendar by city and country:
Generate adhaan calendar by Address:
Get gregorian and hijri date.
Gregorian date:
Hijri date:
Errors and exceptions handlings.
All the error and exception handling are done by module itself so you dont have to take any extra step to check for any error from backend side.
Examples of errors:
VERSION INFO :
PyAdhaan Version : V 1.0 Dated : 18/05/2019.
Written and maintained by HaseeB Mir (haseebmir.hm@gmail.com)
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