Development of mobile application for Malay translated hadith search engine

Abstract

This paper presents the development of mobile application for Malay Translated Hadith search engine. Limitations of current Hadith web application are the design is to optimize its usage on desktop computer but not on mobile devices, which requires simple and user friendly interface. Besides that, web application also needs internet connection to use. Due to increase usage of mobile application among mobile phone users, many existing web applications have moved to mobile based applications to cater for increasing numbers of mobile users. In this study, a mobile application for Android and iOS mobile application has been developed using Flutter framework, a hybrid mobile application framework. A Malay Translated hadith search engine mobile application can easily assist those who are seeking knowledge to learn more about certain topics in hadith, a second source of Islamic knowledge. This mobile application has search and directory features for users to browse the 2028 Sahih Bukhari hadith collection. Users can enter their query using search features to find selected hadith in Malay language. Queries will be processed for searching relevant hadith and display the results to the user. Evaluation using Recall and Precision shows that on the average Recall is 73% and Precision is 33%. Functionality testing is also conducted to test against the functional requirements or specifications. Results shows all requirements are successfully tested.

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