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The Dome
Bedecked in a smooth, reflective gold coating, the dome sits proudly just above the clock face. Along with arches, domes are common features of modern mosque architecture.
The feature also doubles as your own 'ugly face' mirror. Peer into it at close range to see yourself with an alien-shaped bonce and a massive hooter. Or at least that's how it make us look...
The Magic Button
Spring-loaded, sort of resposive and rather squeaky. Located to the left of the dome, this finger-sized button turns the amazing azan alarm on and off.
Due to a slight design fault, it's far too easy to spear your finger on a nearby minaret while groping sleepily for the button.
The Engine Room
Situated round t'back, these three AA batteries drive the whole Mosque Clock experience. For best results, make sure you use fresh cells.
If you're running short of pocket-sized power capsules, the clock (and only the clock) will work by inserting a battery into the far right hand slot.
