Al-Haramain Space Table Clock HA-3011

A complete call to prayer for all prayers (with volume control)
Prayer times for Paul's cities of the world
Direction of the Qibla (relative to the North)
Islamic and Gregorian calendars

*Complete call to prayer for all prayers
The Haramain feature a high-quality call to prayer (Adhan) for all prayers, with adjustable volume control available on all clock faces. Font weight: Bold; Box size: Square border; *Nine time-programmed calendar systems
Use the Haramain system for your local calendar or the most commonly used calendar system in your city. Other adjustment options are as follows:
*(DF) Local Calendar
Umm al-Qura calendar in Saudi Arabia
Local calendar in the Gulf countries and the Arabian Peninsula
Jordan and Palestine: Jordanian reinforcements
Egypt to transport another Arab: Egyptian reinforcements
North America: Islamic Society of North America (ISNA)
Semi-Indian: Islamic Sciences University
Europe, the other, the Organization of the Islamic World

• (H) Choosing the Hanafi method for ASR
• F: 15 Umm Al-Qura Calendar
• F: 18 Umm Al-Qura Calendar
• F: 19 Umm Al-Qura Calendar
• 18.17 Muslim World League (Islamic League)
• 19:17 Egyptian Calendar (Egypt)
• 18:18 Islamic Sciences University in Karachi (Hanafi Calendar)
• 15:15 Islamic Society of North America
• 1:30 is a fixed time; the moon's time is determined as a period of time before sunrise.
The filming time is set as a short period of time after the Maghrib prayer.
Automatic prayer time alarm for all prayers
This design tests the correct time for the Fajr prayer each day. For example, if you set your alarm for 5:15 AM, it will go off at 5:05 AM. If the moon appears at 5:06 AM, the alarm will change to 5:16 AM. In this case, it will be 10 hours after the Fajr prayer each day. Width: 500px; Border-spacing: 1px; Position: Relative; Border: 0px; Background: var(-); Margin-bottom: 0px; Table-layout: Fixed; Width: 500px; Border-spacing: 1px; Position: Relative; Border: 0px; Background: var; Margin-bottom: 0px; Table-layout: Fixed;

the date

Fajr Adhan

Dawn alarm

May 1

5:05 AM

5:15 AM

May 2

5:06 AM

5:16 AM The volume changed to 5:16

*Daily alarm: Alarm for work and school
A popular alarm clock is a regular alarm clock that rings at the same time every day. Additionally, it can be set not to ring on weekends.

*Direction of the Qibla
The direction of the Qibla (relative to the North) can be displayed.
*Hijri and Gregorian calendars
The Haramain clock can display both the Hijri and Gregorian calendars every 10 times, or you can choose the tank to be set to HG when it is displayed.
The Islamic calendar follows the Gregorian calendar and is based on the astronomical sighting of the crescent moon in Mecca.

*Temperature display
Temperature is specified in degrees Celsius (°C) and degrees Fahrenheit (°F).




*Full screen lighting

*Snooze option

*DC 6V external input 300mA

*Audio output (for connecting to headphones)

* Daylight Saving Time option (for countries that use this system)

Prayer reminder (when the call to prayer is turned off)

* A new city can be easily added (latitude, longitude, and Greenwich Mean Time information)

Prayer time differences can be easily adjusted for the outskirts of the cities you will reach.

*Kendo sound: All alarms have a very pleasant "get ready" sound.

*One-time alarm, in addition to the daily dawn and midday alarms, the Al-Harameen Clock includes an automatic alarm (called the One-Day Alarm).

Packaging information

Product size: 96*55*131.5 mm