Bahrain Standard Time · AST (UTC+03:00)

Bahrain time — live clock from clock.bh NTP time server

Wednesday, 30 September 2026 Rabiʻ II 19, 1448 AH

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Offset — ms
Latency — ms

Time, made beautiful.

الوقت في أجمل صورة

A 7.5-inch e-paper clock that sets itself from our Bahrain time server, has a second hand that really ticks, and wears more than 40 faces. A small first batch, for Bahrain and the Gulf.

ساعة بشاشة حبر إلكتروني قياس ٧٫٥ بوصة تضبط نفسها من خادم الوقت في البحرين، وعقرب ثوانيها يدقّ فعلاً، وفيها أكثر من ٤٠ وجهاً. دفعة أولى صغيرة للبحرين والخليج.

  • Sets itselfتضبط نفسها

    Takes its time from clock.bh over Wi-Fi: you never set the time.

  • Paper, not a screenورق لا شاشة

    E-paper: no backlight, no glare, easy to read in full sun.

  • 40+ facesأكثر من ٤٠ وجهاً

    Dials, prayer times, the Hijri calendar, the Moon, the stars. Change with a button.

  • Arabic and Englishعربي وإنجليزي

    Faces that speak both, with the Hijri date and the Qibla.

The Sundial face of the clock, drawn live for Manama
The Prayer times face of the clock, drawn live for Manama
The Liquid crystal face of the clock, drawn live
The Pearl bank face of the clock, drawn live for Manama
The Moon face of the clock, drawn live for Manama
The Sky wheel face of the clock, drawn live for Manama

SundialThe dial casts the real shadow of the Sun, or the Moon, over Manama.

Drawn by the server just now: this is what it shows in Manama.

Live sky Manama 26.23°N 50.59°E

Sun & Moon

Sun

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Dawn
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Sunrise
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Solar noon
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Sunset
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Dusk
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Day length
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Elevation
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Azimuth
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Moon

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Phase
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Illumination
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Moonrise
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Moonset
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Elevation
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Azimuth
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Next full moon
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Next new moon
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Computed live in your browser for Manama from standard astronomical algorithms (NOAA solar position, Meeus lunar theory). Sunrise and sunset are shown as published by Open-Meteo; elevations include atmospheric refraction. Times in Bahrain time. Map of Bahrain in the 3D view: data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Server metrics

Measured directly from the chrony time daemon on this server. No estimated numbers.

Clients (24h)
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Clients (5 min)
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Requests / sec
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Jitter
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Root delay
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Uptime (7 days)
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Client counts come from chrony's own monitoring of source IPs — NTP is stateless UDP, so there are no persistent “connections”. Jitter is the long-term RMS offset of the server clock; root delay is the round trip to the stratum-1 reference clock at the top of the chain. Uptime is the share of the last 7 days that the time service was synchronised and serving, checked every 30–90 s.

Weather & tides

Live conditions from Open-Meteo, refreshed every 10 minutes.

Current conditions

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Feels like —°C
Humidity
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Wind
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Pressure
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UV index
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Sunrise
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Sunset
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Heat stress · WBGT

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Estimate computed from air temperature, humidity, wind and solar radiation (energy-balance model). Not a direct sensor reading.

Tides · Bahrain

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    Heights from the Open-Meteo ocean model — estimates, not gauge readings.

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    Sync your devices

    Point any device at our public server:

    clock.bh
    # /etc/chrony/chrony.conf  (or /etc/chrony.conf)
    server clock.bh iburst
    
    sudo systemctl restart chronyd   # Debian/Ubuntu: chrony
    chronyc sources -v               # verify
    # /etc/systemd/timesyncd.conf
    [Time]
    NTP=clock.bh
    
    sudo systemctl restart systemd-timesyncd
    timedatectl show-timesync --all   # verify
    # /etc/ntp.conf
    server clock.bh iburst
    
    sudo systemctl restart ntp
    ntpq -p                           # verify
    # Run in an elevated PowerShell / Command Prompt
    w32tm /config /manualpeerlist:"clock.bh" /syncfromflags:manual /update
    net stop w32time && net start w32time
    w32tm /resync
    w32tm /query /status              # verify
    sudo systemsetup -setnetworktimeserver clock.bh
    sudo systemsetup -setusingnetworktime on
    # Or: System Settings -> Date & Time -> set server to clock.bh
    # MikroTik
    /system ntp client set enabled=yes servers=clock.bh
    
    # Cisco IOS
    ntp server clock.bh
    
    # OpenWrt / most home routers: set NTP server to clock.bh
    # in the System / Time settings page.

    About this service

    clock.bh is a free, independent, community-run public NTP time server located in Bahrain, syncing to multiple upstream stratum-1/2 sources and serving time over UDP port 123 to anyone.

    It is a hobbyist/public-service project. If you operate a server in Bahrain, consider joining the NTP Pool Project to strengthen the region's time infrastructure.