Setup Studio

Set your clock in a minute

Three steps — device, model, city — and you get a personal setup card with everything to enter on your clock and what it must show today, plus your clock’s own steps and official videos.

What do you want to set?

Your clock’s setup card

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Device

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City

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The city code on your clock

Country code: —
City code: —
Sub (SUB): —

City name in English —

Qibla

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from North, clockwise

Time zone now

GMT

Daylight saving

Taqweem (calculation method)

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Asr—

After setting, today your clock must show:

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Fajr--:--
Sunrise--:--
Dhuhr--:--
Asr--:--
Maghrib--:--
Isha--:--

The times come from the official AL-HARAMEEN tables for the city, in its local time.

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The steps for your clock

Open the sections in order. Each has whatever exists for your clock: the official manual’s steps, a diagram that trains your fingers on the buttons, and the official video.

Why are the azan times on my clock wrong?

The times are off by a few minutes or more

The AL-HARAMEEN manuals ask you to check four things: the Gregorian date, the city code, the daylight-saving option and the taqweem that suits your city. The setup card above gives you all four for your city.

The difference is exactly one hour

If the azan times differ by one hour, check that the daylight-saving option on your clock is set correctly.

My city is not in the clock’s list

AL-HARAMEEN clocks let you add a new city by its longitude, latitude and GMT offset — see your clock’s manual or the “Adding a new city” video.

🩺 Check your clock with the Clock Doctor ⏱️ Compare your clock’s seconds with Exact Time

Try the setting on your clockA real simulation from your clock's manual: press the keys on the photo of the clock itself and watch its screen change as it does in your hand, in the original dot-matrix writing.Free playPress any key as you would on your clock and watch what the screen shows.Start againKey presses: {n}Press {key}Press and hold {key} for 2 secondsSet the city to {city}Time and dateDaylight savingMuezzin voiceScreen languageQibla directionWhat the watch showsDone: your clock is now set to {city}, with its prayer times on the screen. This is exactly how you set it in your hand.Done: you went through the time, the date and the Hijri date in the manual's own order. At each step UP and DOWN change the value.Done: the clock moved one hour forward, and the azan times with it. Press the same key to return to standard time.Done: each press of the MUAZZEN key shows the next voice's name on the screen and plays its opening.Done: the screen's writing changed. Press the key again to switch back.Done: this is your city's Qibla bearing from true north, as the clock shows it.Done: this is what the + key shows in turn: the Hijri date, the time left to the azan, the prayer times, the Qibla and the moon's age.UPDOWNSETCITYMENUEXITDSTLANGUAGEMUAZZENthe top + keythe bottom − key12⇄24Press {key} to go back to the main screen first.You have reached CITY SELECTING. Press {key} to enter.This is not your country. Press {key} and start again.This is not your country. Carry on with {key}, then set it again.Your city is not in this clock's list. Press {key}.The time and date are done. Press {key} to save them and leave.This list is in the manual; the simulator shows the main lists only.The screen lists the countries. {name} is number {pos} of {total} in the clock's list: press {key} {n} times, or hold it to scroll fast.Your country is on the screen. Press {key} to confirm it.The screen lists your country's cities. {name} is number {pos} of {total}: press {key} {n} times, or hold it to scroll fast.Your city is on the screen. Press {key} to confirm it.The screen lists the countries. {name} is number {pos} of {total} in the watch's list: press {key} {n} times, or hold it to scroll fast.The screen lists your country's cities. {name} is number {pos} of {total}: press {key} {n} times, or hold it to scroll fast.The hours are flashing. Change them with UP and DOWN, then press {key}.The minutes are flashing. Change them, then press {key}.The seconds are flashing. UP sets them to zero, then press {key}.The year is flashing. Press {key} to go to the month.The month is flashing. Press {key} to go to the day.The day is flashing. Press {key} to go to the Hijri date.EDIT HIJRI: it follows the Gregorian date by itself, and can be moved forward or back when needed. Press {key}.Press the {key} key behind the PUSH door: the screen lists the countries straight away.Press and hold {key} for 2 seconds, until the hours start flashing.Press {key}: the clock moves one hour forward, and every azan time with it.Press {key}: the muezzin's name appears on the screen and you hear his voice. Press again for the next one.Press {key}: the screen's writing switches between Arabic and English.Press {key} to open the lists.You have reached QIBLA. Press {key}.Press {key} {n} times to reach QIBLA.Press and hold {key}, the middle key, for 2 seconds, until the hours flash.The hours are flashing; we leave them as they are. Press {key}.The minutes are flashing. Press {key}.The seconds. Press {key} to reach the country.The watch shows your city's Qibla bearing. Press {key}.And this is the direction in letters. Press {key}.The year. Press {key}.The month. Press {key}.The day. Press {key}.EDIT HIJRI. Press {key} to finish the setting.Press {key} again and again: the watch shows the Hijri date, the time left to the azan, then the prayer times, the Qibla and the moon's age.Wrist watchDesk & table clockWall clockMosque & hall boardSmart watchElectronic masbahaTable clocks G4Table clocks G1-G2Table clocks G5Wall & table clocks 5GWall clocks H1Mosque & hall clocks H2-H3Azan watch ICAzan watch J3Quran smart watch HA-901Electronic masbaha HA-1205Models: {n}Found: {model} — {family}We could not find model {model} — check the number, or pick your clock by its picture below.Model {model} has no step-by-step guide in the studio yet — see its page or the support centre.Type the model number first — for example HA-6380.Model pageSupport centreMatching models:Loading…The data could not be loaded — check your connection and try again.ChangeSearch 10,000 cities by name or clock codeUse my locationFinding your location…No city found — try another spellingLoading the city list…Your location is not available — search by the city’s name.Nearest city:This city’s file could not be loaded — please try again.The link points to a city we could not find — please choose your city.The clock lists countries, then cities, in English alphabetical order: look for {country}, then {city}.Shown the way your clock’s manual shows it.This watch takes its prayer times from the iMuslim Pro app once paired — see the steps below.Summer time (DST) is in force now.Standard (winter) time is in force now.No clock change is scheduled for this city until the end of 2030.Clocks go forward one hourClocks go back one hourClocks change by {n} minutesNext changeThenLast changeOn that day, switch daylight saving ON on your clock.On that day, switch daylight saving OFF on your clock.If you chose automatic daylight saving on your clock, check that day that it changed by itself.Daylight saving on your clock now: ONDaylight saving on your clock now: OFFIf your clock is exactly one hour off, check its daylight-saving option.On your clock choose:In your clock’s taqweem menu, choose the option that matches this authority — option names differ between clock generations, and the official video shows where it is.Standard (Shafi’i, Maliki, Hanbali)HanafiYour clock has an Asr setting — choose:MuharramSafarRabi' IRabi' IIJumada IJumada IIRajabSha'banRamadanShawwalDhul-Qi'dahDhul-Hijjah{d} {month} {y} AHTime format12-hour24-hourThe card’s link is copied.AL-HARAMEEN clock setup cardAL-HARAMEEN clock setup card for {city}Time & dateCityDaylight savingTaqweemHijri date adjustmentAzan soundIqamahVideo guideSteps: {n}On videoOfficial videoYouTubeFull playlist on YouTubeOpen the user manualOpen the manual at page {n}The official manual of this family is in Arabic only — the steps here are translated from it.Arabic manualThis family’s steps are only in its Arabic manual — watch the official video.Train your fingersIllustrative diagram — the real layout is in your clock’s manualManualPress the glowing buttonRead the step, then press NextNextBackStart overDone ✓ — you know these stepsStep {n} of {total}Diagram of the clock’s buttonsRemote controlAsr calculationJumuahIn the iMuslim Pro app choose:On the backThis family’s printed manual is not on the site, so these steps could not be checked against it.{model} comes in two editions — which one is your clock?Look under the screen for a MENU key — it may be behind a door marked PUSH.New editionEarlier editionEarlier printing of the manualIslamic occasionsWall & table clocks — new edition (MENU key)Muslim World LeagueSpiritual Administration of Muslims of RussiaUniversity of Islamic Sciences, KarachiIslamic Society of North America (ISNA)Kemenag — IndonesiaJAKIM — MalaysiaUmm al-Qura — MakkahGulf region calendarUnion of Islamic Organisations of FranceEgyptian General Authority of SurveyDiyanet — TürkiyeDubai calendarJordan calendarTunisia calendarInstitute of Geophysics — TehranAlgeria calendarMorocco calendarKuwait calendarQatar calendarMUIS — SingaporeGeneral Authority of Islamic Affairs — U.A.E.Ministry of Endowments and Religious Affairs — OmanMinistry of Awqaf and Guidance — Yemen (Aden)Sunni Endowment Diwan — IraqGeneral Authority of Awqaf — LibyaMinistry of Religious Affairs — BruneiIslamic Community — Bosnia and HerzegovinaMuftiate of KazakhstanMinistry of Awqaf — SyriaSupreme Council for Islamic Affairs — BahrainIslamic Community of KosovoRegional muftiate — RussiaYour city on the clock's dot-matrix screenScreen languageArabicEnglishIn the dot-matrix font of the LCD screens, from the factory's original font files.In the font of the LED boards, from the factory's original font files.In the font of the small dot-matrix screens, from the factory's original font files.A long name scrolls across the screen, as it does on the clock.Numbers and codes onlyCity name in simple digital lettersDot-matrix screen: written menus, country and cityOr compare your clock's screen with each card.The video starts where this step is explained.Watch from the startGift cardA gift card with this setup cardToFromA short message (optional)Print the gift cardThe names and the message are not saved anywhere and are not added to the share link.A gift for you: an AL-HARAMEEN clock, ready for {city}To:From:QR stickersSix 5 cm stickers: put one on the back of the clock or beside the board, and whoever scans it opens this setup card.Scan to set this clockG⇄Hthe city dialthe switch at Nthe switch at the clock positionthe switch at the special alarmthe switch at the fajr alarmthe switch at the daily alarmNEXTTIMELANGHijri and Gregorian dateDone: this is how the screen switches between the Gregorian and the Hijri date.Press {key} once: the hours start flashing.Slide the mode switch to the clock position: the hours start flashing at once.Slide the mode switch back to N to return to the main screen.The fields are done. Slide the mode switch back to N to save the setting.Press {key}: the screen lists the countries in English order, the country code flashing and its name in digital letters.Press {key}: the country code appears flashing ({code}). This generation shows codes only.Turn the city dial to «Other Cities»: the country code appears flashing ({code}).The screen shows the country codes. {name} is {code}, number {pos} of {total}: press {key} {n} times, or hold it to scroll fast.Your country code {code} is on the screen. Press {key} to confirm it.The screen shows the city codes. {name} is {code}, number {pos} of {total}: press {key} {n} times, or hold it to scroll fast.Your city code {code} is on the screen. Press {key} to confirm it.The Qibla angle from north is shown. Press {key} to return to the main screen.Press and hold {key} until the beep: the DST icon appears and the clock moves one hour forward.Press and hold {key} until the beep: the DST icon disappears and the clock moves one hour back.Press {key}: the screen goes from the Gregorian date to the Hijri date, then to the automatic change every ten seconds.Press {key} on the main screen: the screen switches between the Gregorian and the Hijri date.Done: you went through the time and the date in the manual's own order. At every step UP and DOWN change the value.MULTIPLE AZANthe azan alarm keythe daily alarm keyEQAMAHJUMUAHD/ALM8-AZANVOICE +VOICE −AZAN ON/OFFLIGHTIQAMAHSOUNDAZANSNZ1/AlarmD/AlarmSET TIMECITY SELECTINGQIBLALANGUAGEDST SELECTMOON AGETAQWEEMCALENDAR DISPLAYPress {key} {n} times until «{name}» shows on the dot line.You have reached «{name}». Press and hold {key} for 2 seconds to enter.Press {key} until the wanted option shows on the screen.The wanted option is on the screen. Press {key} to confirm it.Press {key} to move to the next field.The country shows inside the setting sequence. Press {key} to keep it and move to the city.The city shows. Press {key} to keep it; the finish mark appears.Press {key}: the dot line writes the country's name and its code 966 flashes on the date row.This is the last field. Press {key}: the finish mark appears and the main screen returns.Done: you chose daylight saving time from its list, and the clock moved one hour forward with the azan times.Done: the screen's language changed from the language list itself; the same way brings it back.You are now at number {cur}.Wall clocks H1 — new edition (dot-matrix line)Look among your clock's keys for MUAZZEN, and at its screen: the new edition has a red dot-matrix line that writes the names of the days and months, and no G⇄H key.Press and hold {key} for about two seconds (a short press does nothing): the dot line writes the country's name in English and the country code flashes on the date row.Done: you went through the hour, the minute, the year, the month, the day and the Hijri correction, as the real clock does; at each step the dot line writes its name.