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Adhan Clock

Prayer times, on the wall.

A seven-inch clock that shows today’s prayer times, counts down to the next one and calls it out loud. No app, no account, no subscription.

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English, Dutch and Turkish · Ships within the EU and to Türkiye

The Adhan Clock mounted flat on a plain wall, its screen showing 20:14 on Tuesday 25 August in Heusden-Zolder, the next prayer Maghrib at 20:41 marked in gold, and the day’s six timetable rows beneath.

  • Works with no internet

    Two years of timetables are stored on the clock.

  • Calls the adhan out loud

    In the Turkish or Mecca tradition, at the volume you set.

  • Dims after Isha

    Readable from bed. No glow in the hallway.

The screen

Everything at a glance.

The time, the date, your town, and the whole day underneath. The next prayer is the one thing in gold.

The Adhan Clock home screen: 20:14 in large numerals, Tuesday 25 August in Heusden-Zolder, the next prayer Maghrib at 20:41 marked in gold, and the day’s prayer times along the bottom.
The device screen, 800 × 480, shown actual proportions
Readable from four metres
Large enough for a hallway, without glasses.
The next prayer, counted down
“Maghrib, 20:41, in 27 minutes.”
Five prayers, in order
And sunrise, which closes the window for Fajr.
Your town, written out
So you can see it is set to the right place.

Where the times come from

The Diyanet timetable, as published.

By default the clock uses the timetable Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı publishes for your town, stored two years ahead. Five calculation methods are there if your community uses one. You choose once.

Heusden-Zolder, Belgium · Diyanet timetable, stored to December 2028

Today · Sunday 29 March

Fajr
04:51
Sunrise
06:34
Dhuhr
13:42
Asr
17:37
Maghrib
20:41
Isha
22:11

Setup

Plug it in. Choose a town. Hang it up.

The clock asks for a language, a town and how you want the times worked out. Three lists to tap. Or scan the code and do it from your phone.

Look closer

Built like a good clock.

A slim shell, a woven speaker panel and a walnut base. On a shelf or on the wall.

  • The Adhan Clock standing on a pale surface, seen three-quarter from the left: the screen above a woven fabric speaker panel, on a solid walnut base.
    On a shelf or a desk
  • The same clock from further round to the side, showing how little depth the enclosure has and the curve of the walnut base.
    A slim shell over a woven speaker panel
  • The back of the Adhan Clock: a plain shell with a row of ventilation slots, a USB-C socket and a round power inlet, above the walnut base.
    USB-C at the back. Nothing else.

Specifications

The whole clock, on one card.

Screen
7 inch, 800 × 480, touch
Timetable
Diyanet, or one of five methods
Stored ahead
2 years
Adhan
Two traditions: Turkey and Mecca
Adjustment
Per prayer, up to 30 minutes
Languages
English, Dutch, Turkish
Setup
On the clock, or from a phone by QR code
Power
USB-C
Mounting
Wall-mounted or freestanding
Warranty
2 years

One clock. Bought once. Left alone.

Nothing to install, nothing to renew.

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  • Free delivery

    Belgium and the Netherlands, in 3 to 5 working days.

  • 30 days to change your mind

    Full refund. The law gives you 14 days; we give you 30.

  • Two-year guarantee

    Two years, on parts and labour.

  • Works with no internet

    Two years of timetables on the clock.