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_islam_ is an Islamic library for Rust.
It is a direct port of [PyIslam](https://github.com/abougouffa/pyIslam) with a slight change in the API part.
## Why?
I have always got `panic!` working with [salah](https://github.com/insha/salah).
Previously, I have good experience with [PyIslam](https://github.com/abougouffa/pyIslam).
In my case, it is very precise and has a simple algorithm. Nowadays, I work a lot with Rust.
So here it is, `islam` is born!
## Features
- Hijri date
- Prayer times
## Usage
### Getting Prayer Times
```rust
// https://www.mapcoordinates.net/en
let jakarta_city = Location::new(6.182_34_f32, 106.842_87_f32);
let today = NaiveDateTime::now_local()?.date();
let config = Config::new().with(Method::Singapore, Madhab::Shafi);
let prayer_times = PrayerSchedule::new(jakarta_city)?
.on(today)
.with_config(config)
.calculate()?;
```
First, you need to specify `Location` with `latitude`, and `longitude` as parameters.
Then choose a calculation method such `Singapore`. Other methods available [in the docs](https://docs.rs/islam/latest/islam/pray/method/enum.Method.html#variants).
There are also `madhab` configurations that you [can choose from](https://docs.rs/islam/latest/islam/pray/madhab/enum.Madhab.html#variants).
### Getting Hijri Date
```rust
let from_gregorian = HijriDate::from_gregorian(date!(2021 - 4 - 9), 0);
println!(
"From gregorian: {}-{}-{}",
from_gregorian.year, from_gregorian.month, from_gregorian.day,
);
```
`from_gregorian` accepts `Date` and `correction value` as parameters.
## More Examples
To learn more, see other [examples](examples/).
## Acknowledgement
The calculation part of this library is a direct port of
[PyIslam](https://github.com/abougouffa/pyIslam) with a slight change in the API
part. The API took inspiration from [salah](https://github.com/insha/salah)