ICOUK Hijri Date
The ICOUK Hijri Date plugin allows you to easily display the current Hijri date on your WordPress website. Perfect for Islamic websites, mosques, and communities who need to show the Islamic calendar date.
Features
- Display current Hijri date using shortcode
- Configurable country settings
- Secure API authentication
- Easy to use and integrate
- Responsive design
- Error handling and user feedback
How to Use
- Install and activate the plugin
- Go to Settings > ICOUK Hijri Date
- Enter your API Bearer token
- Set your country (defaults to UK)
- Use the shortcode
[icouk_hijri_date]in any post or page
Shortcode
Use the shortcode [icouk_hijri_date] to display the current Hijri date anywhere on your website.
Configuration
The plugin requires configuration before use:
- Bearer Token: Enter your Moon Sighting UK API authentication token
- Country: Set your country code (defaults to UK)
API Integration
This plugin integrates with the Moon Sighting UK API to fetch accurate Hijri date information. The API is free to ICOUK registered members. You’ll need to obtain an API key from the Moon Sighting UK service.
External Services
This plugin connects to the Moon Sighting UK API to obtain current Hijri date information. This service is required to display the accurate Islamic calendar date on your website.
What data is sent and when: – Your configured country code (e.g., “UK”, “MA”) is sent with each API request – Your Bearer token is sent for authentication – API requests are made when the shortcode is displayed on your website – Data is cached for 10 minutes to reduce API calls
Service Provider: Moon Sighting UK (ICOUK) – Website: https://www.moonsighting.org.uk/ – API Endpoint: https://www.moonsighting.org.uk/api/index.php/v1/ – Terms of Service: https://www.moonsighting.org.uk/terms-of-use.html – Privacy Policy: https://www.moonsighting.org.uk/privacy-policy.html
Data Transmission: – Country code and Bearer token are transmitted over HTTPS – No personal user data is collected or transmitted – API responses are cached locally to minimize external requests