The largest clock in the world is the Makkah Clock, located at the top of the Clock Tower in the Abraj Al-Bait complex in Mecca. It stands about 601 meters tall and has four huge faces that can be seen from far away. Designed in the Islamic style, It includes many unique features, including the phrase "Allahu Akbar" and the largest crescent ever made. Additional information about the Makkah Clock: Height and weight: The Clock Tower is 601 meters high, and the total weight of the clock is 36,000 tons, according to the Saudi Press Agency. The clock has four faces: each of the front and back faces measures P meters, and each of the two side faces measures 21201 meters. Decoration: The top of the clock is adorned with the phrase "Allahu Akbar," with the letter alif in the word "Allah" measuring more than 23 meters in length, and it is also crowned with a crescent with a diameter of 23 meters, according to the Kardel website. The Makkah Time Center is connected to the global UTC time network. Lighting: The clock uses 21,000 green and white LED lights to illuminate it during the call to prayer, and the lights can be seen from a distance. #islamicvideo #motivation #peace #muslimtiktok #fyp - @.dailyquran1