Which Arab countries will you be able to see the annular or partial eclipse of the sun on June 21st?

Weather of Arabia - Sinan Khalaf - Eclipse of the Sun , when will the eclipse occur ? When will the eclipse begin and when will it end? When will the height of the eclipse be? What are the Arab countries that will be able to witness the eclipse in whole or in part? There are many questions that we have in Arab weather, and we will answer them in detail in this article.

Which Arab capitals will see the solar eclipse on June 21?

The eclipse of the sun this time will be seen from all Arab countries, and a total annular eclipse will be in parts of Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the Sultanate of Oman , while a partial eclipse of the sun will be in varying proportions in Jordan, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Somalia, Djibouti and Comoros .

Now, let us review together the most important data about the solar eclipse on June 21 in all Arab countries

• Solar eclipse in Saudi Arabia

It is expected that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will witness an annular eclipse of the sun on the morning of June 21, and an annular eclipse will be seen in the province of Al-Kharkhir, the southernmost part of the Kingdom, in addition to parts of the desert of the Empty Quarter, while the rest of the regions of the Kingdom will see a partial eclipse of the sun in varying proportions.

As for the capital, Riyadh, it will witness a partial eclipse of the sun by 73%, and the moon will begin to pass in front of the sun gradually, starting at 7:10 am, and peaking at 8:23, and the partial eclipse will end at 9:49 am.

The solar eclipse in the Sultanate of Oman

It is expected that the Sultanate of Oman will witness a annular eclipse of the sun on the morning of June 21, and an annular eclipse will be seen in Qurayyat, in addition to the southern parts of Izki and North Adam, while the rest of the Kingdom will see a partial eclipse of the sun in varying proportions.

As for the capital, Muscat, it will witness a partial eclipse of the sun by 97.4%, and the moon will begin to cross from before the sun gradually, starting at 8:14 am, and peaking at 9:39, and the partial eclipse will end at 11:19 am.