jadwal-sholat

What This Skill Does

The jadwal-sholat skill serves as a reliable interface for OpenClaw to retrieve accurate Islamic prayer times across Indonesia. By leveraging the comprehensive database provided by api.myquran.com—which is sourced directly from the Kemenag Bimas Islam—this skill ensures that users receive precise timings for Imsak, Subuh, Dzuhur, Ashar, Maghrib, and Isya. The skill is designed to handle both automated lookups through a Python helper script and direct API interaction, making it highly flexible for various implementation environments. Whether you need to find a specific city ID or generate a full month's schedule for planning, this tool bridges the gap between raw API data and human-readable schedules.

Installation

To integrate this functionality into your environment, use the OpenClaw command-line interface. Execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/banghasan/jadwal-sholat-banghasan

Ensure that you have Python 3 installed, as the recommended helper script scripts/myquran_sholat.py is utilized for efficient parsing and handling of the data retrieval process. The installation will automatically fetch the necessary scripts from the openclaw/skills repository.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for users who want to integrate prayer reminders into their daily workflow or developers building Islamic-themed dashboard widgets. Common scenarios include:

• Providing daily reminders for prayer times based on the user's specific city.
• Planning religious activities or meetings around prayer schedules for an entire month.
• Verifying the exact timing of sunset (Maghrib) or dawn (Subuh) for personal or professional requirements.
• Quickly finding the correct location ID for specific Indonesian regencies or cities using the keyword search function.

Example Prompts

1. "Tolong carikan jadwal sholat hari ini untuk Kota Tangerang."
2. "Kapan saja waktu sholat untuk daerah Jakarta pada tanggal 15 Februari 2026?"
3. "Tampilkan jadwal lengkap sholat untuk bulan Maret 2026 di Bandung."

Tips & Limitations

When using the search feature, be aware that the system returns multiple location candidates. The script automatically matches the exact name provided; however, to ensure 100% accuracy, it is best to use specific identifiers such as "KOTA TANGERANG" rather than just "TANGERANG". If the automated match is incorrect, use the search command to retrieve the specific numeric ID of the desired city and use that ID directly in your queries. Keep in mind that this skill requires an active internet connection as it pulls data directly from external servers.