Schedule of the Ministry of Religious Affairs (Widget + Qibla + Mosque + NO ADS)

Bismillahirrohmanirrohim,

Greetings,

Usholli is an application that provides prayer schedules with data taken from the official website of the Indonesian Ministry of Religion. This application was created intentionally without annoying advertisements, hopefully useful. The complete list of Usholli features is as follows:

- Prayer schedule data come from the Ministry of Religion website

- Appearance and interesting themes that can be changed according to prayer times

- There are schedules: Imsak, Shubuh, Terbit, Dhuha, Dhuhur, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha

- Notification types that can be set each prayer time: None, Silent, Vibrate, Default, Takbir, and Adhan

- Reminder before going to prayer time (can be set 5 to 30 minutes each prayer time)

- The prayer schedule covers 30+ provinces and 500+ cities throughout Indonesia

- Detect the nearest city and change the prayer schedule automatically

- Application widgets are vertical and horizontal

- Compass Qibla direction taken from GPS location

- Map of the nearest mosque using Google Maps

- WITHOUT ADVERTISING

Hopefully this application will continue to be developed with the addition of other features.

For this reason, users are expected to support Usholli by giving 5 stars so that Usholli continues to be better developed, and if you find errors or bugs in the application or want to give criticism / suggestions to the application, please contact via email mrhabibi.apps@gmail .com

Thank you for using Usholli. Please spread Usholli to your family, friends, and relatives throughout Indonesia so that you can bring more benefits and God willing to be a charity for us all. Aamiin ya robbal 'alamin.

Wassalamu 'alaikum warohmatullahi wabarokatuh.

by: Muhammad Rizky Habibi

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How come the advertisement notification sound doesn't finish?

A: The call to prayer notification is indeed designed to stop automatically when the user opens the notification panel from the top status bar, this is deliberately made so that users more easily turn off the call to prayer when desired. The call to prayer will continue until the end if the notification panel is not opened.

Q: Notification appears, but why is there no sound?

A: There are a number of smartphone settings that can make that happen, make sure the smartphone isn't in a silent state (precisely the volume of the "bell" icon notification on the lollipop and above), then make sure the "Do not disturb" feature turns off, in addition also make sure the type of notification when the call to prayer is not "Vibrate" or "Silent" or "None".

Q1: Why does the notification never appear?

Q2: After restarting, the notification does not automatically appear, why do I have to open it once so that the notification returns to normal?

A: This could be because Usholli was blocked by your device manufacturer, to unblock it, open the settings menu and look for the AutoStart / SmartManager menu or the like and make sure Usholli is not blocked (whitelisted).

Q: Why are Usholli notifications sometimes late?

A: Each device manufacturer has its own technique for managing based-on-time notifications such as the Usholli application. Most manufacturers run operations such as the default Android OS that makes Usholli notifications appear in realtime. But there are also manufacturers who always make notification delays in order to maintain device stability. And there are also manufacturers that only do the delay when the battery is running low to keep the device's battery last longer.

Q: Why does Usholli always disappear from app history / force close when switching other applications?

A: Actually it was not force close because of an error but was deliberately removed from history because there were technical obstacles in the Usholli application that required it to be done, but instead, Usholli was able to run well, lightly, and quickly on almost all Android devices of any type.