Jewish clock
The Jewish clock is a precise clock for all prayer times, the stars, the hawk, the sunset, the time of the prayer shawl and tefillin, the lighting of candles and more
Sunrise countdown
The dawn panel
End of Shema Time
Night Panel
Shabbat and Holidays
Omer Counting Panel
Sunrise countdown
One of the important figures for the congregants praying during the sunrise is counting down a few minutes before the time of the sun rises.
The dawn panel
The clock goes on to display these times after the Shabbat time or after the stars come out. The clock shows the important times like the dawn before that time it is forbidden to pray
End of Shema Time
The time for Shema is an important commandment. Therefore, this information is important to the cantor and the worshipers so that they will not pass the time of Shema.
Night Panel
The clock displays the data for the lighting of the Sabbath candles and also shows the time of sunset and the coming of the stars.
For Mincha and evening prayers. After the time the stars come out the clock displays the morning screen
Shabbat and Holidays
On the Shabbat or Jewish holiday, the stars rise times are not shown, but rather the end times of the Sabbath or holiday
And after the time passed on Saturday night or the holiday of the clock will display the times of the morning. In addition, the clock also presents a great guide that is a very important time especially in the summer for worshipers who wish to pray a great Mincha on Shabbat.
Omer Counting Panel
During the counting of the Omer, after the stars comes out, the clock displays the Omer count combined with the clock for half an hour, and then the clock displays the screen of dawn and other screens.
Counting of the Omer in Yemenite
During the counting of the Omer, after the stars comes out, the clock displays the Omer count combined with the clock for half an hour, and then the clock displays the screen of dawn and other screens.