This feature requires a mobile device. Finding the Qibla direction needs GPS to determine your location, and a compass/motion sensor to point accurately β hardware that laptops and desktop computers don't have. Please open this page on your phone to use it.
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Tap below to find the Kaaba's direction from where you're standing.
The Qibla is the direction Muslims face during Salah, pointing toward the Kaaba in Masjid al-Haram, Makkah. Because the Kaaba's location is fixed, the correct direction changes depending on where you are on Earth β this tool calculates that exact bearing using your device's GPS coordinates and the great-circle bearing formula, the same method used by dedicated Qibla-finder apps.
For the most accurate result, use the live compass feature on a mobile phone with a magnetometer sensor β it rotates in real time as you turn, so the needle always points toward Makkah regardless of which way you're facing.
The Qibla bearing is calculated using the great-circle bearing formula between your GPS coordinates and the Kaaba's fixed location (21.4225Β°N, 39.8262Β°E), accounting for the Earth's curvature β the same method used by professional Qibla-finder applications.
Live compass tracking requires a magnetometer sensor, found in most smartphones but not in laptops or desktop computers. On iPhones, you may also need to grant "Motion & Orientation" permission separately when prompted.
Yes β the tool always shows the exact bearing in degrees from true North. If live compass isn't available, use a separate compass app or the sun's position to find true North, then turn to match the displayed angle.
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