Islamic Calendar

Islamic Calendar

$200.00

The CPLLC Islamic Calendar is a Crestron Home tile that shows today’s date and Hijri date, and runs Crestron Home events at each of the five daily prayers, at Jumuah, at the end of suhoor and at iftar in Ramadan, and at the Maghrib that begins each holy day.

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Description

The CPLLC Islamic Calendar is a Crestron Home tile that shows today’s date and Hijri date, and runs Crestron Home events at each of the five daily prayers, at Jumuah, at the end of suhoor and at iftar in Ramadan, and at the Maghrib that begins each holy day. Its page lists today’s holy days and prayer times, and an Upcoming Events page steps through the holy days of the coming year. Everything is worked out on the processor from the house’s latitude and longitude, by the calculation method the house’s community follows, so it needs no internet connection and no outside service.

Drivers->Date-Time->Control Programming LLC->Islamic Calendar (Latest Release Notes) (Download Latest Version)

Windows utility that simplifies sideloading of drivers and extensions.

The extension’s own license key, or a CPLLC site license key, is entered in the extension’s Enter License Key option. The License Manager is not required, but it is the convenient place to enter a site license key once for every CPLLC driver.

All license purchases are final and non-refundable. Every CPLLC driver works fully for two hours without a key: test it on your processor before you buy. See the Terms of Use.

Installer Options

  • Obtain License Key – Opens CPLLC.net, where license keys and site licenses can be purchased.
  • Enter License Key – The Islamic Calendar license key. Leave blank when the site has a CPLLC site license.
  • Show on Home Screen – Shows the tile on the Home screen (default off).
  • Show in Room Screen – Shows the tile in its room (default on).
  • Latitude – The house’s latitude in decimal degrees, north positive, such as 35.970. A missing or out-of-range value is shown on the option in Setup.
  • Longitude – The house’s longitude in decimal degrees, east positive and west negative, such as -85.060.
  • Obtain Latitude and Longitude – Opens a map that shows the latitude and longitude of any place clicked.
  • Calculation Method – The prayer time convention of the house’s community: ISNA (North America) (the default), Muslim World League, Egyptian General Authority, Umm al-Qura (Makkah), University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi, Institute of Geophysics, Tehran, Shia Ithna Ashari (Jafari), Kuwait, Qatar, Singapore or France (UOIF).
  • Hanafi Asr – Checked for the Hanafi Asr, when a shadow is twice its object’s length; unchecked for the Shafi’i, Maliki and Hanbali Asr, once its length (the default).
  • High Latitude Rule – Where the sun doesn’t sink far enough for Fajr and Isha (far north or south, in summer), the part of the night that sets them: Angle Based (the default), Middle of the Night, One Seventh of the Night, or None.
  • Use Umm al-Qura Calendar – Checked to use the Umm al-Qura calendar of Saudi Arabia for the Hijri date (the default), unchecked to use the tabular Hijri calendar.
  • Hijri Date Adjustment – Days to move the Hijri date, -2 to +2 (default 0), to match the local moon sighting. The holy days and Ramadan move with it.
  • Display Arabic – Checked to show the Hijri date in Arabic, unchecked to show it in English (the default).
  • Prayer Event Offset – Minutes before each prayer time, and sunrise, to run its event, 0 to 60 (default 0).
  • Suhoor Ends Offset – Minutes before Fajr to run the Suhoor Ends event in Ramadan, 0 to 120 (default 0).

Actions

  • Extension Enable / Extension Disable – Enables or disables the tile. A disabled tile shows Disabled and runs no events.

Events

  • Fajr – The dawn prayer, less the Prayer Event Offset.
  • Sunrise – Sunrise, the end of Fajr’s time, less the Prayer Event Offset.
  • Dhuhr – The noon prayer, less the Prayer Event Offset, every day, Friday included.
  • Jumuah – Friday’s Dhuhr, less the Prayer Event Offset, besides Dhuhr.
  • Asr – The afternoon prayer, less the Prayer Event Offset.
  • Maghrib – The sunset prayer, less the Prayer Event Offset.
  • Isha – The night prayer, less the Prayer Event Offset.
  • Suhoor Ends – On each day of Ramadan, Fajr less the Suhoor Ends Offset.
  • Iftar – On each day of Ramadan, at Maghrib, when the fast is broken.
  • Holy Day – At the Maghrib that begins any holy day, the night of Isra and Mi’raj, Mid-Sha’ban and Laylat al-Qadr included.
  • Ramadan Begins – At the Maghrib that begins the first day of Ramadan, besides Holy Day.
  • Eid al-Fitr – At the Maghrib that begins Eid al-Fitr, besides Holy Day.
  • Eid al-Adha – At the Maghrib that begins Eid al-Adha, besides Holy Day.
  • Islamic New Year – At the Maghrib that begins the first of Muharram, besides Holy Day.
  • Extension Enabled / Extension Disabled – The tile was enabled or disabled.

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