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Al-Hasakah, Syria

Al-Hasakah follows Syria’s national time zone, Asia/Damascus, currently UTC+3 throughout the year. Cities across the governorate share the same clock, while sunrise varies slightly with location, date, and the observer’s horizon.

Al Hasakah, Syria

Saturday, 5 September 2026

UTC+3 · Asia/Damascus

Time and sun data for Al Hasakah — the largest city of Al-Hasakah

The sun in Al Hasakah

Sunrise 5:52 AM Solar noon 12:17 PM Sunset 6:42 PM Daylight 12 h 50 min Night 11 h 10 min Civil twilight 5:26 AM – 7:08 PM

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Current time in Al-Hasakah, Syria

The current local time in Al-Hasakah is the same as in every other Syrian governorate. A clock configured for Asia/Damascus provides the appropriate civil time and automatically reflects any future change recorded for Syria.

Al-Hasakah lies in northeastern Syria. Its easterly position means dawn generally reaches it earlier than western parts of the country when clocks show the same hour. That difference concerns sunlight, not the official time zone.

Use Asia/Damascus when selecting a named time zone. Use UTC+3 for a present-day conversion. Do not treat sunrise as a fixed clock time. Check the date and chosen city before planning around daylight.

One time zone across the governorate

Al-Hasakah Governorate does not maintain a separate regional clock. Al-Hasakah city, Qamishli, Ras al-Ayn, and Al-Malikiyah all use Syrian local time. A journey between them therefore requires no watch adjustment.

This uniformity is useful when arranging calls, transport, or work across the region. The place name still matters for solar information, however. Two towns may display the same civil time while experiencing sunrise or sunset at slightly different moments. One governorate, one clock; the sun remains free to keep its own local schedule.

Cities, daylight, and sunrise

Al-Hasakah and Qamishli are the principal urban reference points, while Ras al-Ayn and Al-Malikiyah are other important centers. Population order can depend on the boundary and dataset being used, so these names are more useful as geographic choices than as a rigid ranking.

Sunrise changes every day because Earth’s position relative to the Sun changes through the year. It also depends on latitude and longitude. Local terrain, buildings, weather, and the practical definition of a visible horizon can affect when sunlight is actually seen.

For prayer, photography, farming, or an early departure, select the specific city and date rather than relying on a governorate-wide estimate. For ordinary timekeeping, any correctly configured Syrian clock will agree throughout the region.

Questions and answers

What time zone does Al-Hasakah use?
It uses Asia/Damascus, the time zone applied throughout Syria. Its current offset is UTC+3.
Do Qamishli and Al-Hasakah have different local times?
No. Both cities use the same official local time, although their exact sunrise and sunset moments can differ.
Why is sunrise not listed as one permanent time?
Sunrise depends on the calendar date and precise coordinates. A useful result therefore requires both a place and a date.
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