Masjidna is an Android App for a predefined custom masjid where you can see and get prayer times and adhan notifications, the donated amount by the prayers to that specific masjid over time and lastly get news or messages about anything important to know from the masjid, It is both available in Arabic and Spanish.

This app has a simple admin app that sets custom prayer times and inserts the rest of the data needed by this app.

It is an open source Android application that allows Muslims to keep track of prayer times of their preferred masjid. They also can keep track of Sadaka that they donate to the masjid every Jumua. Finally they can get notifications and messages about any news or important information they should know, The App has a simple admin app that sets custom prayer times and inserts the rest of the data needed by this app.

https://github.com/dinoelhadj/AdminMasjidna/

1. Firebase - https://firebase.google.com/

1. Clone or download this repo.
2. This app runs off a Firebase backend. You will need to generate your firebase backend. To do this, navigate to https://firebase.google.com/ and sign up. Create a project called "Masjidna" (or what ever you want to call it).
3. Navigate to "Database", select the three dots and then select "Import JSON". Select the file Server/masjidna-default-rtdb.json.
4. You are free how to set your firebase rules
5. You will need to generate your own google-services.json file to use with the app. Navigate to the Firebase project settings dashboard. You should see an option to download the google-services.json file. This must then be placed into the app folder of this project.

1. If you wish to build a release version you will need to create your own keystore file and edit the password values in the following file - (create a version of the file without the .sample extension): release-keystore.properties.sample
2. Setup a Fabric Account. https://fabric.io/dashboard
3. Get your Fabric API Key and Client key, change it in the file: /app/fabric-sample.properties and rename the file to fabric.properties

Contributions are welcome.