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+### Name: Mawqit
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+**Description:**
+**Mawqit** is a super lightweight, fast iOS widget app that brings both **Hijri (Islamic)** and **Gregorian** calendars to your **Home Screen and Lock Screen**. Since Apple doesn’t natively allow switching between these calendars, I built Mawqit to give my father access to both calenders on his lockscreen.
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+It also shows **upcoming important Islamic dates** (like Ramadan, Eid, etc.) right on the **app** homescreen, so you’re always aware of what’s coming. 
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+Simple, elegant, and functional.
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+
+**TestFlight (public beta):**
+[https://testflight.apple.com/join/rZfBz7rE](https://testflight.apple.com/join/rZfBz7rE)
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+**GitHub (source code):**
+[https://github.com/muhammadanas0716/Mawqit](https://github.com/muhammadanas0716/Mawqit)
+
+**Video Demo:**
+[https://youtube.com/shorts/Y5DWYVn32fc?si=POSNmpQfzm-BfEoQ](https://youtube.com/shorts/Y5DWYVn32fc?si=POSNmpQfzm-BfEoQ)
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+---
+
+**How did you build this?**
+I used **SwiftUI** and kept the whole experience focused on speed and ease of use. The idea came from Apple not supporting Hijri and Gregorian calendars together, so I decided to solve it myself with a minimal, widget-first approach.
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+---
+
+**How much time did it take?**
+Roughly **8–10 hours** over a few days.
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+---
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+**Did you use #hackatime to log your progress?**
+Nope.
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+
+**Current users?**
+We’ve got **6 users** actively testing on TestFlight, and a few more through local installs. Feedback has been super positive so far!