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Quran Image Generator

Create custom Quran images in seconds!
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Table of Contents
  1. About The Project
  2. Getting Started
  3. Usage
  4. To Do
  5. Contributing
  6. License
  7. Contact
  8. Acknowledgments

About The Project

The aim of this program is to provide people with 0 prior coding knowledge the ability to create custom Quran images to be shared online or for personal use.

The program allows you to generate a quran verse, translations of your choice, and then post them just by typing 3 sets of numbers: the chapter, the first verse, and the last verse. This makes the generation process incredibly easy, especially when you want to make a lot of them.

Without this program, you would need to use something like Photoshop or Pixlr to make something like it. Both these options are paid to an extent and take much more time to obtain the same result.

These are some images made using this program, and there are countless other possibilities.

Example 1 Example 2 Example 2
Example 3 Example 4

That's where my problem was. I wanted to make these images, but I didn't want to do all the work every time. This is why I have created this program for the public use, so it's easy for myself and everyone who may want to do the same.

The program should not take longer than 3 minutes to set up and configure. Once setup is done, you have the ability to create countless custom images. Below are all the steps to get started.

This program is in beta. It may return errors if not used properly. The code and the way it works is subject to change.

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Getting Started

These instructions are all you need to get the program up and running. They also include all the information about the configuration options.

Installation

You must have Python installed to run this program.
If you don't have it installed then go to https://www.python.org/downloads/ to get the latest version of Python.

  1. Once you have installed Python, you must open your Command Prompt and run the command:

    pip install setuptools

    It may tell you that you already have it installed, that's fine.

    If it says you don't have pip installed, then you must follow this guide to get set up with pip.

  2. Then download and extract the program from this GitHub if you haven't already. Make sure you know where you extracted it.

  3. You must download ImageMagick to run the program if you don't already have it.

  4. Open the program's folder (that has all the python files) that you just downloaded, press on the top address bar, and type cmd.

    Example 3

    This will open a command prompt that only sees files within the program directory.

  5. To download all the necessary libraries for the program to function, run:

    pip install .
  6. Now you should be ready to start the program. From now on all you have to do is open the command prompt from your program directory like done in step 4, then run:

    python main.py

    This will start the program. Now you are ready to generate custom pictures.

Installation with Docker

Only follow this installation if you know what Docker is used for.

  1. Make sure you have Docker installed and running in the background.
  2. Clone the GitHub repository.
    git clone https://github.com/ZeyadAbbas/quran-image-generator.git
  3. cd into the directory.
    cd quran-image-generator 
  4. Build the docker image.
    docker build -t quran-image-generator .
  5. Go through config.yaml and set your preferences (you may change them while you have the program running in the future).
  • IMPORTANT:
    • Make sure to NOT change the output path option. This Docker configuration will not access any files outside the repository.
    • If you want to use a background image, make sure that its path is within your local repo, not outside of it, or else Docker won't be able to access it.
  1. Run the docker container in interactive mode -it (make sure you are still inside the local repository):
    docker run -it --rm --name QIG -v "%cd%:/app" quran-image-generator
  2. You will be prompted on the terminal, follow the instructions.
  3. The generated images can be found in the outputs directory inside the local repo.

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Usage

The program has a file that you need to open to customize the images, that file is config.yaml. In there, there are options to change with descriptions next to them acting as documentation.

You have the ability to use any quran and translation fonts you like. However, there has been ones provided for you in assets/fonts. If you would like to add your own, you should follow the instructions in the config file.

There is a config option for you to generate random Quran verses for you every time you run the program. This can be useful if you want daily Quran verses to be uploaded.

The program lets you:

  • Pick the verses
  • Generate random verses
  • Post image online
  • Change Quran text size, color, width
  • Pick multiple languages to translate to
  • Change translation text size, color, width
  • Show verse numbers
  • Make everything fully customizable

The program uses the Quran.com api to get all the verses and their translations, this means that if a language is supported by Quran.com, then it's supported by the program.

Here is a list of supported languages, and their ISO codes, that you need for the config file to use them.

Language Code Translation Name
English en Dr. Mustafa Khattab, The Clear Quran
Urdu ur Tafheem e Qur'an - Syed Abu Ali Maududi
Bengali bn Dr. Abu Bakr Muhammad Zakaria
Turkish tr Elmalili Hamdi Yazir
Spanish es Sheikh Isa Garcia
French fr Muhammad Hamidullah
Bosnian bs Besim Korkut
Russian ru Russian Translation (Elmir Kuliev)
Malayalam ml Malayalam Translation (Abdul Hameed and Kunhi)
Indonesian id Indonesian Islamic affairs ministry
Uzbek uz Muhammad Sodik Muhammad Yusuf
Dutch nl Sofian S. Siregar
German de Frank Bubenheim and Nadeem
Tajik tj Tajik, AbdolMohammad Ayati
Tamil ta Abdul Hameed Baqavi
Japanese ja Ryoichi Mita
Italian it Hamza Roberto Piccardo
Vietnamese vi Ruwwad Center, Translation Pioneers Center
Chinese zh Chinese Translation (Simplified) - Ma Jain
Albanian sq Albanian Translation, Sherif Ahmeti
Persian fa Hussein Taji Kal Dari
Bulgarian bg Tzvetan Theophanov
Bambara bm Suliman Kanti
Hausa ha Hausa Translation (Abubakar Gumi)
Portuguese pt Portuguese Translation (Samir), Samir El-Hayek
Romanian ro Grigore, George Grigore
Hindi hi Maulana Azizul Haque al-Umari
Swahili sw Dr. Abdullah Muhammad Abu Bakr and Sheikh Nasir Khamis
Kazakh kk Khalifah Altai
Thai th Thai Translation (King Fahad Quran Complex)
Tagalog tl Dar Al-Salam Center
Central Khmer km Cambodian Muslim Community Development
Assamese as Shaykh Rafeequl Islam Habibur-Rahman
Korean ko Hamed Choi
Somali so Mahmud Muhammad Abduh
Azeri az Alikhan Musayev
Kurdish ku Muhammad Saleh Bamoki
Malay ms Abdullah Muhammad Basmeih
Dari prs Mawlawi Muhammad Anwar Badkhashani
Amazigh zgh Ramdane At Mansour
Amharic am Sadiq and Sani
Chechen ce Magomed Magomedov
Divehi dv Office of the president of Maldives
Czech cs Czech
Finnish fi Finnish
Gujarati gu Rabila Al-Umry
Hebrew he Dar Al-Salam Center
Kannada kn Kannada Translation
Ganda lg African Development Foundation
Marathi mr Muhammad Shafi’i Ansari
Maranao mrn Maranao
Nepali ne Ahl Al-Hadith Central Society of Nepal
Norwegian no Norwegian
Oromo om Ghali Apapur Apaghuna
Polish pl Józef Bielawski
Pashto ps Zakaria Abulsalam
Kinyarwanda rw The Rwanda Muslims Association team
Sindhi sd Taj Mehmood Amroti
Sinhala si Ruwwad Center, Translation Pioneers Center
Swedish sv Knut Bernström
Telugu te Maulana Abder-Rahim ibn Muhammad
Tatar tt Tatar
Uyghur ug Muhammad Saleh
Ukrainian uk Dr. Mikhailo Yaqubovic
Yoruba yo Shaykh Abu Rahimah Mikael Aykyuni

These languages were not proof read by me. I only speak Arabic and English.

If you want to change the translation currently in use, you may change it in the translation_codes folder.

The program gives you the ability to automatically post your images online once generated. You can set this option in the config file to either, true, false, or ask. You can also pick where you want to post the image.

To use this feature, you must be connected to WI-FI and you must provide your username and password in the appropriate fields in the config file.

This is a list of currently supported post methods:

  • Instagram
    • Story (insta_story)
    • Post (insta_post)

Your username and password cannot be viewed by me, or anyone online. The program only requires this to post your image.

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To Do

  • Change the way read_config.py works
  • Add the ability to post automatically based on an interval
  • Add bounds to ensure no errors occur
  • Add more post method support
  • Create program to test all config options
  • Comment code
    • Add error logs

See the open issues for a full list of proposed features (and known issues).

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Contributing

Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

If you have a suggestion that would make this better, please fork the repo and create a pull request. You can also simply open an issue with the tag "enhancement". Don't forget to give the project a star! Thanks again!

  1. Fork the Project
  2. Create your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)
  3. Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')
  4. Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)
  5. Open a Pull Request

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License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.

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Contact

Zeyad Abbas - [email protected]

LinkedIn

Project Link: https://github.com/ZeyadAbbas/quran-image-generator

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Acknowledgments

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