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We all have heard about MS Windows ME, but most of us are unaware of Ubuntu ME operating system. Ubuntu’s ME edition is not like Windows’ ME, in fact it is Ubuntu Muslim Edition. A project that is initiated by the Muslim volunteers of Ubuntu Linux software and was supported by Ubuntu Linux officials.

Ubuntu Muslim Edition is a set of packages that customizes the Ubuntu distro by installing islamic software (prayer times, Quran study tool, web content filtering tool etc.) and by changing its design.

Highlights:

• WebStrict (parental control tool) enabled by default (so as browsing the Internet is safe)
• Zekr 0.7.1 (Quran study tool) installed and configured to play Quran recitations
• Minbar and Firefox “Pray Times” addon installed
• Monajat (display Islamic prayers)
• Thwab (encyclopedia)
• UbuntuME artworks: usplash, login screen, islamic wallpapers, theme etc.

Grub splash image

Zekr

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