General information only
Qibla Finder provides direction information and practical guidance for personal prayer use. The content on this site is educational. It is not a religious ruling, a fatwa, or a substitute for advice from a qualified scholar who knows your circumstances and your school of thought.
What the bearing guarantees — and what it does not
The degree shown is calculated from coordinates using the standard great-circle (shortest-path) method toward the Kaaba at 21.4225° N, 39.8262° E, measured clockwise from true north. That mathematics is exact for the coordinates used. What the site cannot guarantee is the accuracy of the coordinates your device reports, or of the live arrow: phone compasses rely on magnetic sensors that metal, wiring, vehicles, magnetic cases and poor calibration can disturb. Always treat the moving arrow as a guide and the numeric degree as the reading to verify.
Not surveying equipment
A browser cannot turn a phone into survey-grade equipment. For permanently marking a mosque, prayer hall or building, use a qualified local survey and the method your community accepts. This site is a personal orientation aid, not a construction reference.
Prayer times
Any prayer times shown on this site are calculated estimates based on location, date and the calculation method selected. Official local timetables, mosque announcements and regional conventions can differ. Where an established local timetable exists, following it is the safer practice.
External services and links
Maps, fonts and other third-party services referenced by this site are provided by their respective owners. The Qibla Finder team does not control their availability or content, and a link to an external service is not an endorsement of everything that service publishes.
No liability for reliance
The tool is provided free and “as is”, without warranties of any kind. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Qibla Finder team is not liable for loss arising from reliance on a bearing, time or instruction displayed here. If a direction matters and doubt remains, verify it with a second independent reference and, for the religious question itself, a scholar you trust.