Thank you for sharing. (logbook filters)
I have not come across it before.
In regards to the praying times, there is a 24 hour format provided by this website, an affiliate of MUIS.
However, I did not successfully manage to retrieve/scrape the timings from that website.
How do we know whether the 12 hour format praying times are for AM or PM:
I would say it’s because of the arrangement and the meaning of the prayers.
Subuh means dawn
Syuruk means sunrise
etc
Ah! I misunderstood and assumed these names to be city names with every city each own local time for a prayer…
OK, so these names are the six prayers to be done each day at the given time, and these are all always either in the morning or in the afternoon?
If so, then this might be a solution:
I will be trying these out. I would love to learn more about this, do you have notes/documentation for the template you just created?
(just to correct you, it’s five prayer times)
“Syuruk” indicates to us humans that the time period to perform the subuh period at its appropriate time has ended.
I do have some documentation sources that I collected (see below), but I learned, and still do learn, the most from trying to understand code that is posted in this community by others.