Days for Setting Timings Not Translated to Arabic in Admin Panel

Describe the bug
When the language is set to Arabic in the admin panel, the days of the week used for setting timings (e.g., Sunday, Monday) remain displayed in English. This results in an inconsistent experience for Arabic-speaking users and affects the overall localization of the panel.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Log in to the admin panel
Change the language to Arabic via the language selector
Navigate to the section where timings are configured
Observe that the days of the week are still shown in English
Expected behavior
The days of the week should be translated and displayed in Arabic when the admin panel language is set to Arabic, in line with the rest of the translated content.

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OS: Windows 11

Browser: Chrome

Additional context
This issue affects the usability and professionalism of the admin panel for Arabic-speaking users. All elements, including weekdays, should reflect the selected language setting to ensure a complete localization experience.

Reproduce the issue through the admin panel by selecting Arabic, opening the timing configuration section, and checking the weekday labels. Trace the language selector and timing settings entry points to find where the weekday text is supplied. Done means all weekday names display in Arabic in the Arabic locale while other languages remain unchanged.