Map bearing · location · optional sensor
Choose a city, enter coordinates or request your current position. The calculated true-north angle stays separate from the phone sensor so you can compare both signals instead of trusting one moving arrow.
⚡ Compass and location permissions are requested only after a button tap. A fast approximate result appears first while GPS accuracy improves in the background.
Direction confidence
Allow GPS, wait outdoors for a few seconds, then compare the live compass arrow with the true-north map line. Trust the result only when both agree and the confidence range is small.
Live camera mode
Use the rear camera with GPS and compass. Turn slowly until the Kaaba marker comes to the center ring.
The camera preview is processed locally in the browser and is not sent as a video feed.
Your Qibla result
Waiting for location or city selection
If the device sensor is unavailable or unstable, follow the calculated map line and read the degree value from true north.
Manual Qibla angle --°
Compass + map cross-check
Allow GPS, wait outdoors for a few seconds, then compare the live compass arrow with the true-north map line. Trust the result only when both agree and the confidence range is small.
Community verification
Community counts are not a religious authority. They are shown only as an extra local signal.
Move the pin to your building or street, then use that point for Qibla.
Open map picker →If the device sensor is unavailable or unstable, follow the calculated map line and read the degree value from true north.
The displayed angle is a location-based calculation, while the moving compass depends on your device and surroundings. Treat both as guidance, check for sensor interference and confirm the direction locally before worship.
Location and compass permissions are requested only after your action. A saved result may be shown immediately after your tap while a fresher GPS result is refined in the background; camera frames never leave the device.
What to do
Calibration status
Tap the button and move your phone to check the status.
The displayed angle is a location-based calculation, while the moving compass depends on your device and surroundings. Treat both as guidance, check for sensor interference and confirm the direction locally before worship.
Location and compass permissions are requested only after your action. A saved result may be shown immediately after your tap while a fresher GPS result is refined in the background; camera frames never leave the device.
Accuracy status
Accuracy looks weak. Move away from metal or magnets, rotate the phone in a gentle figure-eight, then try again.
Move the phone slowly in a figure-eight for 5–10 seconds.
This section explains what the calculation tools use, why results may differ, and which checks matter before relying on them for important decisions.
Qibla direction is calculated mathematically from latitude and longitude. Prayer times are technical estimates based on date, timezone, coordinates and the selected method. Phone compasses can be affected by metal, magnets, nearby electronics and poor calibration.
For congregational prayer, fasting announcements, travel or public schedules, follow a trusted local mosque, competent religious authority or established local timetable. Reliable sources may differ by several minutes because of twilight angles, Asr convention, high-latitude rules or safety margins.
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