zevBrowser – Browser for Zone-Minder Events

If you need to check prayer times, then I have a page on this site that can help. The link of the page is https://andromedabay.ddns.net/namaz.html. It is based on a Open Source JavaScript code published at PrayTimes.org.  I would like to acknowledge the work done by the team at the original ParyTimes.Org (Mr. Hamid Zarrabi-Zadeh) website, without whose work, my page would not have been possible.

The version and author name of the JavaScript file are given below:

/*

PrayTimes.js: Prayer Times Calculator (ver 2.3)
Copyright (C) 2007-2011 PrayTimes.org

Developer: Hamid Zarrabi-Zadeh
License: GNU LGPL v3.0

TERMS OF USE:
        Permission is granted to use this code, with or
        without modification, in any website or application
        provided that credit is given to the original work
        with a link back to PrayTimes.org.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will
be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.

PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS COPYRIGHT BLOCK.

*/

User Guide

1. If prompted allow the website to use your location.
2. You can manually click on the map to pick your location. You can also zoom-in, zoom-out or pan on the map.
3. You can adjust the parameters for the PrayTimes.js and click on “Save Cookie” button to save your custom settings (other than the location) on your device. The next time you reload the page or revisit, the saved settings will be automatically used. The cookies are saved for 365 days. To clear the cookies on this page click “Clear Cookie” button.

Source Code

The beauty of Open-Source is that you can see or edit the code as the license permits. The source code of this page is available at GitHub https://github.com/hammadrauf/PrayerTimesWithMap.

All of us moved together,
We prayed and we sat together,
Skin, tounge, wealth or age,
Made no difference altogether

No sect, no idol, no lie, no curse,
None super, none dodger, none better, none worse,
Just words of praise for the One Great
True Lord; Never we may disperse

We were lucky ’cause we were there,
And thanks Lord that we could share,
A tiny fragment of Your message,
Our joys, our hopes, our hands and our prayer

Whenever a merchant loads his cart,
And the sun takes a new start,
Wherever we wake up, whoever we are,
May this spirit be always in our heart.

*(Originally written in 1995-1996)

Forgive me if you can.
I made claims, I made promises, I broke hearts,
I knew not, I was proud, I was simple,
Life happened, It passed by me, I realized,
I am fragile, I am weak, I am ordinary,
I seek reprieve, I seek peace, I seek harmony,
I am sorry,

Forgive me if you can.

– Hammad Rauf.