Digital Wall Azan Clock HA-7003

Digital Azan Clock  | Wall Azan Clock - HA-7003 | AL-Harameen

Description of the Wall Azan Clock HA-7003:

Key Features

1. Prayer Time Display: Shows prayer times for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha.

2. Azan Alarm: Automatically plays the Azan (call to prayer) at the designated prayer times.

3. Hijri Calendar Display: Shows the current Hijri date.

4. Temperature Display: Displays the current room temperature.

5. LED Display: Features a clear and readable LED display.

Additional Features

1. Adjustable Volume: Allows for adjusting the Azan alarm volume.

2. Multiple Language Options: Supports multiple languages, including Arabic and English.

3. Battery Backup: Includes a battery backup to ensure continuous operation during power outages.

4. Wall Mountable: Designed for easy wall mounting.

5. Qibla Direction Indicator: Shows the direction of the Qibla (Kaaba in Mecca).

6. Moon Phase Display: Displays the current moon phase.

Technical Specifications

1. Power Supply: Requires a DC 6V power adapter.

2. Dimensions: Measures approximately 32.5cm x 32.5cm x 5cm.

3. Weight: Weighs approximately 1.5kg.

No Return or Refund Policy Acceptable on electronics Products.

Warrenty: One year manufacturer warranty from the date of purchase

Complete azan for all prayers

Characterized AL-HARAMEEN O’clock with A high quality Azan sound for all prayers with azan volume control fitted in all clock models.

Daily alarm : Alarm to work and school

The daily alarm is a regular alarm that rings at the same time everyday. Moreover, this alarm can be set not to ring on weekends.

Qibla direction

Qibla direction (relative to the North) can be displayed.Qibla angle will also be displayed between 0 and 360 degree, clockwise from North.

Hijri and gregorian calendars

AL harameen clock can be displayed both the Hijr and Gregorian calendars every 10 seconds or you can choose one of them press H-G when displayed .The Hijri calendar follows the Gregorian date and is based on the astronomical moon sighting at Mecca.