MuslimAll
A Flutter app merging two earlier prototypes (MusliMalang, salatwebapp) into one: nationwide prayer times, a full 5-prayer step-by-step guide, and Quran verses.
Overview
MuslimAll merges two earlier, narrower prototypes into a single app: MusliMalang (prayer times, limited to one Indonesian city) and salatwebapp (a step-by-step prayer guide with only one of five daily prayers built out). MuslimAll covers prayer times for any major Indonesian city, a complete step-by-step guide through all five daily prayers, curated Quran verse reflections by theme, and a full 114-surah digital Qur'an reader.
What changed from the two predecessors
- Prayer times: no longer limited to Malang — resolves for any major Indonesian city via the Aladhan API (Kemenag RI calculation method).
- Prayer guide: extended from one prayer (Subuh) to all five (Subuh, Dzuhur, Ashar, Maghrib, Isya), each with correct rakaat counts, correct jahar/sirr recitation rules, and Qunut correctly scoped to Subuh only.
- New design identity: a warm-neutral design system (parchment ground, one muted teal accent, Fraunces display type) with a persistent floating nav and full light/dark/system theme support, distinct from both predecessors.
- Digital Qur'an reader: a full 114-surah index and reader (Arabic, transliteration, translation) alongside the curated "Renungan Ayat" theme picker.
Process
The religious content — recitations for the four newly-added prayers, Dalil (source) references, and the Quran theme mapping — was explicitly flagged in the code as needing review before being treated as authoritative, since it's content people would actually pray from. Before this project replaced its predecessors, I:
- Extracted every recitation and per-prayer configuration directly from the app's source (not by hand-transcribing) into a standalone review document.
- Had the content reviewed for accuracy against that document.
- Ran a full code and security review — dependency versions, request-handling, no hardcoded secrets — and fixed one real issue: neither of the app's two HTTP clients had a request timeout, so a hung connection would leave the loading spinner running forever instead of surfacing the existing error message.
- Verified the build itself:
flutter analyzeclean, all tests passing (including structural-correctness tests for every prayer's rakaat count and step sequence), and a served web build confirmed actually rendering in a browser.
Only after all of that did MusliMalang and salatwebapp get archived in its favor.
Technologies Used
- Flutter / Dart, GetX for state management
- Aladhan API (prayer times), equran.id API (Quran text and translation)
Honest status
Real audio playback exists for Al-Fatihah only, one of ten shared recitations — the other nine don't have a verified free/licensed source yet. Everything else — prayer times, the full 5-prayer guide, the Qur'an reader, and Quran verse reflections — is working and reviewed.