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Prayer times, hijri date, and rotating dhikr in your Claude Code statusline. No API keys, works offline once cached.

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☪️ muslim-statusline

Prayer times and dhikr stacked on a usage statusline (context, cost, plan limits) for Claude Code — one script, three lines.

🕌 Maghrib 19:50 (in 2h 25m) · 📿 سبحان الله وبحمده — SubhanAllahi wa bihamdihi
Opus 4.8 | my-project@master (+469 -25)
ctx 45k/1.0m (4%) | cost $1.23 | 5h 9% | 7d 5% | extra $0.00/$200.00

Hijri date sits between the prayer and the dhikr by default; hidden above via MS_NO_HIJRI=1.

What it does

Line 1 — faith:

  • Next prayer with countdown — and for 20 minutes after the adhan: 🤲 Asr time — go pray
  • Jumu'ah — Friday's Dhuhr is labeled Jumu'ah 🕌
  • Ramadan mode — automatic during the hijri month: iftar countdown through the day, suhoor deadline before Fajr
  • Hijri date (hide with MS_NO_HIJRI=1)
  • Dhikr — rotates every 30 minutes through 10 adhkar (Arabic + transliteration)
  • Works offline once cached: location is fetched weekly (ip-api.com), prayer times once per day (Aladhan API). No API keys. If the network is down, dhikr still shows.

Lines 2–3 — usage: model · repo@branch with diff stats, then context window, session cost, and your 5h / 7d / extra-usage limits (cached 60s from the Claude OAuth usage API). This half is adapted from claude-code-statusline by Aleksander Dytko (MIT) and folded into the same script. Set STATUSLINE_SHOW_*=false to hide any segment — see the config block at the top of statusline.sh.

Install

git clone https://github.com/Sokanon/muslim-statusline.git
cd muslim-statusline
bash install.sh

Or tell Claude Code: "Clone https://github.com/Sokanon/muslim-statusline and run its install.sh"

The installer drops a single self-contained ~/.claude/statuslines/muslim.sh and points your statusline at it. It backs up anything it would replace first — your settings.json and whatever statusline script you currently run — to timestamped .bak-<date> files, so you can always restore.

Requirements: jq, curl, GNU date (on macOS: brew install coreutils).

Configuration (optional)

Set these in the env block of ~/.claude/settings.json (or export them):

Variable Default Notes
PRAYER_METHOD 3 (Muslim World League) 5 = Egyptian (fits North Africa), 4 = Umm al-Qura, 2 = ISNA — full list
PRAYER_LAT / PRAYER_LON auto via IP set if IP geolocation is off (VPN, datacenter IP)
PRAYER_CITY auto via IP display name only
MS_NO_HIJRI unset set to 1 to hide the hijri date (Ramadan detection still works)

Note: countdowns use your machine's clock, so your system timezone should match your physical location. If you're on a VPN, set PRAYER_LAT/PRAYER_LON manually.

Composing with an existing statusline

Already have a statusline you like? MS_LINE_ONLY=1 outputs just one line (prayer · hijri · dhikr) so you can stack it on top of yours:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
input=$(cat)
prayer=$(printf '%s' "$input" | MS_LINE_ONLY=1 bash ~/.claude/statuslines/muslim.sh)
base=$(printf '%s' "$input" | bash ~/.claude/your-statusline.sh)
printf '%s\n%s' "$prayer" "$base"

Cache

Lives in ~/.cache/muslim-statusline/. Delete it to force a refresh (e.g. after traveling).

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