MASJID CUBE
Introducing the compact Wi-Fi live streaming device that allows you to listen to live broadcasts of the Athaan, Salaah and lectures from many Masaajid and Ulema in South Africa and across the world.
Our Product
The Masjid Cube is a compact device that connects to your home Wi-Fi and automatically streams live audio from your selected masjid.Â
Please note, we have temporarily closed back-orders. Sales will reopen once we have addressed the growing back-order list and stock has been replenished. We appreciate your understanding and patience.
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R1500 incl. VAT
Product Features
Wi-Fi is used to connect to your home network.
We have incorporated a 1.8" colour screen which provides a clear and detailed display of essential information.
A versatile rotary knob enables quick and easy adjustment of volume and streaming settings.
Need a louder feed? Use the aux connector to connect the device to an external speaker.
Latest USB C port used to power the device.
With its compact design, we included a powerful 3W speaker for loud, clear audio.
The device will start and stop streaming based on audio transmission from the masjid.
Load shedding? No worries... when power returns the device will return back to the last settings.
How it Works
Plug in the device
Configure Wi-Fi and select Masjid
Listen!
Design
The cube measures 8 cm x 8 cm x 8 cm, making it compact and ideal for any location in your home.
The Masjid Cube has been on our to-do list for many years. One challenge faced by many in the community is receiving a clear broadcast from their masjid. Unfortunately, in many cases, the radio-based broadcast option falls short, especially when it comes to managing audio interference for people living further away.
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The Masjid Cube uses the power of the internet to receive clear audio directly from the masjid and bring it to your home. Â
Frequently Ask Questions
The Masjid Cube was designed to work closely with the Livemasjid.com platform. All streams *ACTIVE on Livemasjid.com can be accessed via the Masjid Cube.
*To confirm that your masjid is active, please check the latest recordings on Livemasjid.com for your masjid.
To check the latest recordings, go to Livemasjid.com and select or click on the name of your masjid. This will take you to the masjid profile page. On the profile page, you will see "recordings" at the bottom. Play a few to get an idea of what is being broadcasted.
Some masajid may not have maintained the Livemasjid transmitter or may not have set it up to broadcast both Athaan and Salaah. For these issues, you may contact the masjid to rectify the situation accordingly.
Yes, please make contact with your masjid committee and request them to contact Livemasjid.com for a streaming device installation.
The device typically uses around 500MB a month. However this depends on how many minutes of streaming is consumed. In Ramadhaan, Taraweeh would usually push the consumption to around 1GB for the month.
We want you to be aware of both the benefits and limitations of the Masjid Cube. As the unit operates over the internet, a Wi-Fi connection is required. Please note that, due to delays and buffering between the source (masjid) and receiver (Masjid Cube), there will be some delay in the audio. This delay is influenced by several factors, including the masjid’s internet connection, our cloud servers, and your internet connection. As such, the delay can range from a few seconds up to 30 seconds.
Another consideration is the management of the masjid’s transmitter unit. In many cases, Livemasjid has supplied transmitters to masajid that have not maintained the units. Therefore, before purchasing the Masjid Cube, please check the masjid's profile on Livemasjid.com by selecting or clicking on the masjid's name to verify if the recordings are current. Alternatively, you may contact the masjid committee to inquire about the status of the transmitter.
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Contact Info
We are a fully online store; however, we are based in the Northcliff area, Johannesburg, South Africa.
