Screen guide
Read your clock's screen
Real AL-HARAMEEN clocks and watches, each with its live screen, your city and its prayer times right now. Choose one like yours, then tap any digit or sign on its screen: we tell you what it is, what it shows now, and which key changes it on that very clock.
What does this mean?
Everything on the screen
Then set it step by step
The setup studio simulates your clock with its real keys: the city, the time and daylight saving, all the way to «Done».
Wrist watchesDesk & wallMosques & hallsClassic squareRectangularRoundTonneauLadies'GoldHands and digitsHands and two screensRose goldSilver and goldLeather strapSportFirst generation, 2003First generation, 1999City codesDigital lettersThin dot lineNew edition (MENU)LED wall boardLED mosque boardThe {m} screen: tap any part of itTap any digit or sign on the screen.Open the {m} setup cardTry setting the {m} in the simulatorNow in {city}:AMPMFajrSunriseDhuhrAsrMaghribIshaThe timeAM / PMThe dateYear, month and dayThe temperatureThe prayer times{name} timeThe next azanThe weekdayThe secondsThe iqamah countdownThe city's nameDaylight savingGregorian / HijriThe dot lineThe qiblaThe azan signThe alarm signThe special alarm signSnoozeThe handsThe time now, in the 12- or 24-hour format. The two dots between hours and minutes beat every second: the sign the clock is running.Shown in the 12-hour format: AM before noon, PM after it.The Gregorian date, or the Hijri one when you choose it; some clocks alternate between the two by themselves.Year, month and day in separate cells; the Gregorian and Hijri lamps beside them tell which calendar is shown.The room temperature, measured by a sensor inside the clock.When this prayer's azan sounds today in your city; it changes by itself every day.The next prayer and its azan time. On the watches with hands, the big digits are the next azan and the small ones the time.The day of the week, in Arabic and English.The seconds, moving on every second.The minutes left to the iqamah after the azan.Your city's name in digital letters, as this clock writes it.Lit while daylight saving is on: the clock and its prayer times move one hour ahead.Tells which calendar is shown: Gregorian or Hijri.A line of dots that writes the date, the menus and the prayer names, in the factory's thin font.A line of dots that writes the date, your city's name and the menus, in the factory's bold double-stroke font.A line of LED dots that writes your city's name, the occasions and the menus, in the factory's bold font.A dot line that writes the date in English (the day and the month's name), and the menus while setting.Your city's qibla angle from north, and its arrow on the compass.Shown while the azan sound is on.Shown while the daily alarm is on.Shown while the special alarm is on.Shown while snooze is on.The hands run on the time now; the second hand jumps every second.To set it: hold SET until the hours flash, then change them with + and −.Set with the time: after the minutes come the year, the month and the day.The + key walks it through the Hijri date, the time to the azan, then the prayer times.It changes by itself; + shows the time left to the azan.From the watch's settings menu.To set it: press SET once, the hours flash; change them with UP and DOWN.The G⇄H key switches between Gregorian and Hijri.The DST key turns daylight saving on or off.UP on the main screen switches between Celsius and Fahrenheit.The CITY key opens the city choice, and the times change with it.The 12⇄24 key switches the clock format.To set it: slide the mode switch to the clock position, then back to N.SET on the main screen switches between Gregorian and Hijri.Hold ▲ to turn it on, ▼ to turn it off.The city dial: ready cities, and «Other Cities» for any city by its code.Hold SET for two seconds to set it.From the menu ring: «Calendar display».From the menu ring: «DST».From the menu ring: «Language».The language key switches the line between Arabic and English.UP shows the time left to the azan, then the prayer times.TIME opens the time and date setting; NEXT moves between the fields.The iqamah key sets each prayer's minutes.LED wall board — dot lineNew 5G desk clockHold CITY for two seconds to choose the country and the city; the times change with it.It changes by itself: the Hijri date for 12 seconds, then the Gregorian for 12, with the day's and the month's names on the dot line.A line of red LEDs that writes the day's and the month's names in Arabic and English in turn; while setting it writes HOUR, MINUTE and the country's and city's names.