The Qibla direction is the direction Muslims face during their five daily prayers, pointing towards the Kaaba in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. Determining the correct Qibla is an essential part of Islamic worship, as it ensures that prayers are directed towards the holiest site in Islam. The Qibla is calculated by finding the shortest great-circle path from the worshipper's geographic location to the Kaaba.
Our Qibla direction finder uses your device's GPS coordinates to calculate the precise bearing to the Kaaba (located at 21.4225° N, 39.8262° E). The tool accounts for the Earth's curvature using spherical trigonometry, providing an accurate bearing in degrees from true North. Whether you're in London, New York, Jakarta, or anywhere else in the world, this tool gives you the exact direction to face during prayer.
If GPS is not available or denied, you can manually enter your city name to get the Qibla bearing for that location. The visual compass displays the direction with an animated arrow pointing towards Makkah, making it easy to orient yourself.