Exact bearing
A precise degree reading calculated from your coordinates to the Kaaba.
QIBLA DIRECTION FINDERFace the right
Face the right
direction.
Find the direction of the Kaaba from wherever you are. Clear, accurate, and ready when you need it.
● No account or location history.
● Compass preview
NESW
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119°south-east
From LondonLondon preview
Set your location to begin
MAP CHECK
Verify the direction locally
The gold ray shows the initial Qibla bearing from your selected location on this north-up map. Compare it with a nearby street, wall or landmark.
Open selected location in OpenStreetMapGreat-circle calculationThe shortest path to the Kaaba
Live device orientationDesigned for mobile compasses
No account requiredFast, private and free
Three ways to check.
One clear direction.
Live compass
Turn your phone until the marker aligns. A gentle vibration confirms it.
Map confirmation
Use the map as a second check, especially indoors or near magnetic interference.
FOR BEST RESULTSA compass is useful.
A compass is useful.
Context matters too.
- Step outside if possibleMetal, electronics and buildings can disturb the phone’s magnetic sensor.
- Hold your phone flatMove in a slow figure-eight if the heading appears stuck or unstable.
- Use the map to verifyLandmarks and street direction provide a reliable second reference.
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Find Qibla with confidence
View all Qibla guidesQibla, clearly explained.
What does Qibla mean?
Qibla is the direction Muslims face during salah (prayer): toward the Kaaba in Masjid al-Haram, Makkah.
How accurate is the direction?
The mathematical bearing is highly precise. In practice, accuracy depends on your location reading and your device compass. The map gives you an independent visual check.
Why does the Qibla look different on a flat map?
Earth is curved. QiblaPoint uses the initial great-circle bearing—the shortest direction over the globe—so a flat-map line can appear curved or counter-intuitive.
Do I need to install an app?
No. QiblaPoint works in a modern mobile browser and is free to use.