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MIRSAD Daily

A separate corner, kept apart from the centre's research: the numbers people need each morning — weather and air quality where you live, the calendar and prayer times, and the exchange rate with a converter.

A public service, not research. Everything here is external data fetched the moment you open the page from sources named under each card. None of it comes from MIRSAD's own measurement, and none of it feeds any of our indicators. If a fetch fails we say so rather than show a stale figure.

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Your governorate now

Weather now

°C

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  • Low / High
  • Wind
  • Humidity
Open-Meteo ·

Air quality

µg/m³

PM2.5 fine particles

  • PM10
  • Ozone O₃
  • Nitrogen dioxide
Open-Meteo Air Quality ·

Calendar & prayer times

Source: AlAdhan API · Damascus time

Exchange & conversion

The displayed rate is an indicative reference from an international rate aggregator — neither the Central Bank of Syria rate nor the parallel-market rate, and it may differ substantially from both; we call it what it is.

Syrian pound today

  • US dollar USD
  • Avro EUR
  • Turkish lira TRY
Source: ExchangeRate-API (indicative reference rate) ·

Convert

Conversion uses the reference rate above as of the last update.

Why does a measurement centre keep its daily services apart?

So our figures are never mistaken for anyone else's

Weather, exchange rates and prayer times are other institutions' data. We show them honestly and name each source — but putting them on the same page as our own measurements invites a reader to confuse what is ours with what is not. So they live in their own corner, one that says plainly it is a service and not research.

Because the habit comes before the number

We want people used to taking their daily figure from somewhere that states its source and its hour. When our own fieldwork arrives, it meets readers already trained to ask how a number was made.

And the line between the two is published

No figure on this page enters our twelve indicators, and none may be quoted as a MIRSAD measurement. A limit we set on ourselves before anyone asked us to.