Islamic Qibla Compass is a lightweight Android utility that determines the direction of the Kaaba in Mecca using your device’s location services. The app presents the Qibla bearing on a simple compass interface, allowing you to align yourself correctly for prayer.
When you launch the app, it requests permission to access your device’s location. After obtaining a GPS fix, the software computes the bearing from your position to the coordinates of the Kaaba (21.4225° N, 39.8262° E). The result is displayed as an angle on the compass, which you can follow with your phone or a physical compass.
The app is useful for travelers, students, and anyone who needs a quick reference to the Qibla when a mosque is not nearby. Because it works offline, it can be relied upon during flights, in remote areas, or in locations with limited data connectivity.
Search for Islamic Qibla Compass in the Google Play Store, then tap Install. The download size is modest, and the app installs quickly on most Android devices.
The application runs on Android devices that support location services and have a functional magnetic sensor for the compass view. No specific Android version is required beyond the baseline supported by the Play Store.
Muslims who pray regularly, especially those who travel frequently or live in areas without a nearby mosque, will benefit from a quick, reliable Qibla reference. The app’s simplicity also makes it suitable for beginners who are learning how to determine prayer direction.
No. After the initial location fix, the Qibla bearing is calculated locally, so the app works without data.
The app requests only location permission and does not request access to contacts, messages, or other sensitive data.
Indoor use is possible if your device can obtain a GPS signal or use network‑based location. Accuracy may vary compared to outdoor use.









