Find the direction of prayer towards the Kaaba in Mecca from wherever you are. Get the precise bearing, or use your phone's compass to point the way.
It calculates the great-circle direction from your location to the Kaaba in Mecca (21.42°N, 39.83°E) and shows it as a bearing in degrees from North. On mobile, it can also use your phone's compass to point towards the Qibla as you turn, if your device has a magnetometer.
From most of the UK the Qibla is roughly south-east — typically between 118° and 120° from true North. From London it is approximately 119°. Use the finder above for the precise bearing from your exact location.
Phone compasses rely on a magnetometer affected by metal, magnets (including phone cases), and electronics. They need calibrating — move your phone in a figure-of-eight. Compasses also read magnetic North, which differs from true North. For precision, use the degree bearing with a reliable compass.
Yes. Your location is used only inside your browser to calculate the direction — it is never sent to our servers. If you type a UK postcode, it is looked up via the free postcodes.io service to get coordinates, and nothing is stored.