New stainless steel watch, model WS-06S

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• List of features:

  Prayer times (for all cities worldwide):

  All cities worldwide are programmed to LIFT in real time. Other smaller locations are programmed using latitude, longitude, and Greenwich Mean Time.

  Prayer times are calculated based on actual times; Fajr uses the local calendar or the most widely used calendar system in your city. Other options are available, as follows:

  Organization of the Muslim World (Muslim League)

  The time of Fajr is calculated at an angle of 18 degrees below the horizon before sunrise. The time of Fajr is calculated at an angle of 17.5 degrees below the horizon after sunset.

  Mother of the Quran Calendar

  The time of dawn is calculated at 19 degrees below the horizon before the time of sunrise, fixed for burning elements after this system in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

  Egyptian calendar (Egypt)

  The time for hearing the dawn is calculated at 19.5 degrees below the horizon, before sunrise. The time for lunchtime driving is calculated at 17 degrees below the horizon, after sunset. This system is required in many Arab countries.

  Islamic Scientific University (Hanafi)

  The time for the afternoon prayer (Fajr) is calculated at an angle of 18 degrees below the horizon before sunrise. The time for the afternoon prayer (Fajr) is calculated at an angle of 18 degrees below the horizon after sunset. In the Hanafi system, the time for the afternoon prayer (Fajr) occurs when the shadow is shorter than the length of an object. In the common system, the time for the afternoon prayer (Fajr) occurs when the shadow is equal to the length of an object. This system is primarily used in the Indian subcontinent. The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) calculates the time for the dawn prayer (Fajr) at an angle of 15 degrees below the horizon before sunrise. This system is commonly used in North America.

  Fixed time

  The moon's position is determined by a period of time before sunrise. The photographic period is determined by a period of time after sunset. This system is used in Northern Europe.

  Prayer reminders:

  Six prayer reminder alarms can be set independently to be set before or after each call to prayer (Adhan). All prayer time alerts will change according to the Adhan. Qibla direction: The Qibla direction (relative to North) can be displayed. Hijri and Gregorian calendars: The Hijri or Gregorian calendar can be displayed. The Hijri calendar follows the Gregorian date and is based on the astronomical sighting of the new moon in Mecca. Quran bookmark: This bookmarks the last Surah and verse number you reached while reading the Quran. Daily alerts: In addition to the prayer alerts, two standard daily alerts are available. Other features:

• Bilingual presentation: Arabic and English

• Stopwatch

• Daylight Saving Time option

• Controlling the alarm volume

• Battery level indicator