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Public corrections log

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  1. Timetables now fetched from the official JAKIM API

    The data pipeline now calls the JAKIM e-Solat API (e-solat.gov.my) as the primary source. A third-party mirror is fallback only if the official API fails — and we refuse a refresh that contains no JAKIM data. The disclaimer and editorial policy now state clearly: this site is not a government portal; if they differ, e-Solat wins. This is not a change to the hisab; it is a source and attribution fix.

  2. JAKIM date matching (Ogos vs Aug) fixed

    e-Solat timetables use Malay month names (e.g. 13-Ogos-2026) while an internal date key used English abbreviations. The homepage Hijri date could therefore render as an em dash until JavaScript ran. Matching now canonicalises both forms. This is not a change to JAKIM prayer times.

Policy: editorial policy.