| 开发者 | itsmanzur |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月14日 11:50 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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/masjidos-display/masjidos/v1 with capability-based permission checkslanguage attribute supports en, bn, and armasjidos folder to /wp-content/plugins/, or install the plugin ZIP via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin.[masjidos_prayer_times]
[masjidos_prayer_times design="compact"]
[masjidos_jumuah]
[masjidos_monthly_prayer_times]
[masjidos_islamic_calendar]
[masjidos_islamic_calendar language="bn"]
[masjidos_duas_azkar]
[masjidos_duas_azkar category="morning" counter="yes" share="yes"]
[masjidos_announcements design="ticker"]
[masjidos_announcements design="popup"]
[masjidos_events]
[masjidos_khutbah_archive]
[masjidos_quran_verse]
[masjidos_hadith]
[masjidos_allah_names]
[masjidos_audio_quran]
Fullscreen TV display:
Open /masjidos-display/ in your browser.
The complete shortcode reference, live previews, and a shortcode generator are available under MasjidOS > Docs and MasjidOS > Features in your WordPress admin.By default, no. Prayer times are calculated locally from saved coordinates, timezone, and calculation settings. Optionally, you can switch the prayer source to "Aladhan" in Settings, which fetches timetables from api.aladhan.com. See the External Services section above for details.
Open Google Maps or any map service, right-click on the mosque location, and copy the coordinates. MasjidOS includes this guidance directly on the Settings screen.
Calculation conventions and officially published timetables can differ slightly. Use Prayer Time Adjustments under Settings to add or subtract minutes per prayer to match your mosque's published timetable exactly.
Yes. Go to Settings > Calculation > Hijri Date Adjustment. Enter +1 or -1 days if your local moon-sighting calendar differs from the calculated Hijri date.
Add [masjidos_islamic_calendar] to any page. It shows Gregorian days with
Hijri dates alongside, highlights important Islamic dates, and marks community
events on the calendar. A Gutenberg block version is also available.
Open /masjidos-display/ on your WordPress site. Configure the theme, logo,
font size, and announcement speed under MasjidOS > Settings > TV Display.
Add [masjidos_duas_azkar] to any page. Filter the built-in collection with
category="morning", category="evening", category="food", category="sleep",
category="home", category="masjid", category="travel", category="rain",
category="forgiveness", category="quran", or category="protection".
Recitation counters are stored in the visitor's browser.
Yes. Open MasjidOS > Duas Library in the admin, add a new dua, assign one or
more Dua Categories, and publish it. Your custom duas appear in
[masjidos_duas_azkar] alongside the built-in collection.
Add [masjidos_audio_quran] to a page. A Surah selector and an audio player
appear. Selecting a Surah streams the recitation by Sheikh Mishary Alafasy
directly from QuranicAudio.com in the visitor's browser.
Each event in [masjidos_events] includes a download button. Clicking it
downloads a standard .ics file that visitors can add to Google Calendar,
Apple Calendar, Outlook, or any calendar app.
The announcement must be published, its start date/time must have passed, and its end date/time must be blank or in the future. Scheduling uses the timezone configured in MasjidOS > Settings.
Yes. In the WordPress block editor, search for "MasjidOS" to find the Prayer Times block and the Islamic Calendar block.
Deleting MasjidOS through WordPress removes its settings, custom roles (Imam, Muazzin), cached prayer calculations, and custom database tables (announcements, events, khutbah archive). Content stored as WordPress posts, such as custom Duas and Islamic Articles, follows WordPress content behavior. Back up any data you need before deleting.
Yes. The uninstall routine runs per-site and cleans data from every site in the network.