Feature Request: Add Jamaah Time Support with Pre-Jamaah Alarm + Translation Contribution

[qomarhsn]

First of all, many thanks for creating such a valuable and meaningful extension. It's a rare gem for GNOME users who value timely prayer and spiritual discipline.

I'd like to suggest a couple of features that I believe would make this extension even more practical and community-friendly.

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🕌 Jamaat Time Integration

While the Athan time is important, for many of us the Jamaat time—when the prayer is actually held in congregation—is what we need reminders for the most. So here’s the idea:

• Add an option to manually set Jamaat times for each prayer.
• Display a countdown in the GNOME panel showing how much time is left until Jamaat.
• Optionally, allow a custom alarm/reminder a few minutes before Jamaat, to give users time to prepare.

For example:
If a user sets the Jamaat time for Maghrib at 6:45 PM, the panel could show:

“Maghrib Jamaat in 5 mins”

And once the Jamaat time has passed, it could shift to:

“Next: Isha prayer at 8:00 PM (Jamaat at 8:15 PM)”

This would really enhance the daily workflow for anyone organizing their time around Jamaat.

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🌍 Bengali Translation Contribution

I'd also love to contribute to the project by helping translate the UI into Bengali. If there’s any guideline, structure, or translation workflow you follow, please let me know how I can get started. A little guidance would be greatly appreciated!

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Thank you again for your wonderful work. Looking forward to your thoughts on this!

[GoodM4ven]

First of all, I'm just a maintainer of a fork for the current Gnome versions off of the original extension that was made by Fahrinh.

Regarding the "iqama" feature, I dropped it a while back for multiple versions maintenance issue... But I should re-implement it soon, in sha'a Allah. And then update this issue accordingly.

As for the Bengali language support, it's super easy! The language code is bn and you could take a look at first at these 2 file differences: the original English translations, then the Arabic ones, and then just create a new bn.po file with the Bengali translations... When you're done you could either post it in here within code-blocks (2 of these ``` with the code in between), and I can integrate myself, or you could fork this whole repo, create a new branch, push that file into it, pull-request the changes back into this repo's Gnome-v48 branch, and I'll take it from there. The choice is yours, @qomarhsn .