Find the Qibla direction, wherever you are
An accurate Qibla compass that points to the Kaaba in Makkah from anywhere in the world. Daily prayer times, a home screen widget for the next prayer, a tasbih counter for your dhikr and Quran verses for reflection, all in one calm app.
- Free to download
- Works worldwide
- Prayer times & tasbih
Everything you need for salah and dhikr in one app
Accurate Qibla finder
A high-precision compass shows the exact direction of the Kaaba and your distance to Makkah, from any city in the world.
Daily prayer times
Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha for today and tomorrow, with optional reminders before each prayer.
Next prayer on your home screen
A widget shows the next prayer and a live countdown, so you always know how long is left.
Digital tasbih counter
Count your dhikr and morning and evening adhkar with a simple tap, with presets of 33, 99 and 100.
Quran verses
A curated selection of Quranic verses for daily reflection, inspiration and peace of mind.
Made for travel
At home, at work or abroad, find the Qibla quickly in hotels, airports and new cities.
Calm, clear and focused on worship
Find the Qibla in seconds
Open the app
Allow location so the app knows where you are.
Hold your phone flat
Keep it level and away from metal and magnets for the best accuracy.
Turn to the arrow
Face the direction the arrow points: that is the Qibla.
Find the Qibla direction from your location
The Qibla is the direction of the Kaaba in Makkah, which Muslims face during salah. Tap the button to use your location, or enter your coordinates, to see the Qibla direction in degrees from true North and your distance to the Kaaba.
This direction is measured from true North. To face it in real life, use a compass: the Qibla Compass app shows it as a live arrow on your phone, so you just turn until the arrow points ahead.
How to use a Qibla compass accurately
- Hold your phone flat. Keep it level, like a tray, so the compass can read the direction correctly.
- Move away from metal and magnets. Phone cases with magnets, speakers, cars and steel furniture can disturb the compass.
- Calibrate if needed. If the direction looks wrong, move your phone in a figure-of-eight motion a few times.
- Allow precise location. The app needs your location to calculate the exact angle to the Kaaba.
- Check twice when travelling. In a new hotel or city, re-check the Qibla before you pray.
Using a tasbih counter for dhikr
Dhikr, the remembrance of Allah, is often counted on prayer beads (tasbih or misbaha). A common practice after salah is to say SubhanAllah 33 times, Alhamdulillah 33 times and Allahu Akbar 33 or 34 times. A digital tasbih counter makes it easy to keep count wherever you are, with no beads needed. Simply tap to count, pick a preset of 33, 99 or 100, and keep your focus on the words rather than the number.
How to Find the Qibla Direction Without a Compass
Questions people ask
Is Qibla Compass free?
Yes. Qibla Compass – Tasbih Counter is free to download.
How does the app find the Qibla?
It uses your location to calculate the direction of the Kaaba in Makkah and your phone's compass to show it as an arrow, along with your distance to the Kaaba.
Does it work anywhere in the world?
Yes. The Qibla finder works from any location worldwide, at home or while travelling.
Does it show prayer times?
Yes. It shows daily prayer times from Fajr to Isha, with optional reminders and a home screen widget for the next prayer.
Is there a tasbih counter?
Yes. A tap-to-count digital tasbih helps you keep track of your dhikr and daily adhkar.
Why does my compass point the wrong way?
Magnets, metal objects and phone cases can disturb a phone compass. Hold the phone flat, move away from metal and calibrate by moving it in a figure-of-eight.
Which devices are supported?
iPhone and iPad running iOS 17 or later.
Always know the direction of the Kaaba
Download Qibla Compass – Tasbih Counter free.