Find the direction to the Kaaba from your current location using a digital compass.
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Follow these simple steps to find the Qibla direction from your location.
Allow location access when prompted by your browser.
Hold your device flat and parallel to the ground.
Rotate until the compass needle points to the Kaaba icon.
The indicated direction is the Qibla for prayer.
Qibla is the direction Muslims face during prayer (salah). It points toward the Kaaba in Masjid al-Haram, Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Facing the Qibla is one of the requirements for valid prayer in Islam.
This compass uses your device's GPS to determine your location, then calculates the direction to the Kaaba using the great-circle formula (shortest distance on Earth's surface). If your device supports a compass sensor, it will rotate in real-time following your device's orientation.
Because Earth is spherical, the shortest path to the Kaaba varies depending on your location. From Indonesia, the Qibla direction generally points northwest (around 291-295 degrees from north), not directly west.
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