Hisn al-Muslim

Read the daily zikr and dua's in the terminal from the Hisn al-Muslim book(Fortress of Muslim). All the contents were taken from https://sunnah.com website.

It contains only the transliteration(the preservation of pronunciation) and translation portion. I've omitted arabic alphabets because arabic fonts rarely renders properly onto terminals.

Usage

The usage is fairly simple; Running with -h flag prints out the usage;

    $ hisnulmuslim -h
    
    Usage
    -l or --list         Index of dua's
    -s or --search       Search for a keyword
    -c or --chapter      Prints out an entire chapter
    -cs or --chapsearch  Search for chapter containing keyword
    -eg or --example     Prints out some example
    -h or --help         Prints out this help message

• The -l or --list flag prints out the entire 132 index of dua's
• The -s or --search flag does a general search for a keyword from user input
• The -c or --chapter flag prints out an entire chapter
• The -cs or chapsearch flag searches for a keyword in a title and prints that entire chapter

For easier use; I've also included an example section;

    $ hisnulmuslim -eg
    
    Some examples
    hisnulmuslim -s 'travel'     Will print all dua's related to travel
    hisnulmuslim -c 'chapter 4'  Will print out entire chapter 4
    hisnulmuslim -cs 'travel'    Prints out chapters containing the title travel

It's pretty straight-forward, you can easily figure out it's usage.

Requirements

• Linux/Gnu Environment
• Gnu version of awk and sed

Installation

If $HOME/.local/bin/ is in your $PATH variable and $HOME/.local/share/ exists, then just run make install from your terminal. It will install the program for current the user.