Quran Gallery Qibla · Iran
Qibla Direction in Fardīs
From Fardīs, face 217.2° clockwise from true north (South West) to face the Kaaba in Makkah, 1,928 km away along the shortest path over the Earth.
Great-circle bearingKaaba 21.4225° N, 39.8262° E
Qibla compass for Fardīs
Fardīs
- Bearing
- 217.2°
- Direction
- South West
- Distance to Makkah
- 1,928 km
- Device Heading
- Not started
Coordinates 35.7555, 50.9967
You are in Fardīs. The Kaaba is approximately 1,928 km away, located in the South West direction (217.2° from North).
Great-circle bearing
Find the qibla without a compass
The sun shows the direction from Fardīs on two days a year, and at set times on many others. You need a clear sky and something vertical, such as a stick or a pole.
When the sun stands over the Kaaba
Twice a year the sun passes directly over the Kaaba at noon in Makkah. At that moment the sun is in the qibla direction from every place where it is daytime: face the sun and you face the Kaaba. A vertical stick's shadow then points directly away from the qibla.
- May 28, 2027, at 12:48
- July 16, 2027, at 12:57
Today, November 2, 2026
- At 14:00, the sun is in the qibla direction. Face the sun and you face the qibla.
All times are local time (Asia/Tehran), calculated from the sun's position.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which direction is the Qibla in Fardīs?
From Fardīs, Iran, the Qibla is 217.2° from true north, roughly South West. Face north, then turn clockwise by 217.2° to face the Kaaba in Makkah.
How far is Fardīs from the Kaaba?
About 1,928 km from Fardīs, measured along the great circle: the shortest path over the Earth's surface.
Why doesn't the Qibla follow a straight line on a flat map?
The Earth is round, so the shortest path to the Kaaba is a great circle. Most flat maps draw it as a curve, and the direction you start in can differ by many degrees from a straight line drawn on the map.
Is the bearing measured from true north or magnetic north?
From true north. A magnetic compass points to magnetic north, which in most places differs from true north by a few degrees, so a magnetic compass reading needs that local difference added or subtracted.
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