Qibla direction in Sindh
Great circle to the Kaaba at 21.4225° N, 39.8262° E
In short
From Sindh the qibla is towards the west: 267.75° from true north in Karachi. Across the region the bearing runs from 262° to 269°, because each place has its own great-circle line to the Kaaba. MuslimSuite has a qibla page for 86 cities in Sindh, each with the exact bearing and the distance to Makkah.
Qibla bearing in the largest cities of Sindh
| City | Qibla from true north |
|---|---|
| Karachi | 267.75° · west |
| Hyderabad | 267.33° · west |
| Sukkur | 263.06° · west |
| Tando Bago | 268.82° · west |
| Tando Allahyar | 267.38° · west |
| Larkana | 262.90° · west |
| Nawabshah | 265.66° · west |
| Sinjhoro | 266.30° · west |
| Malir Cantonment | 267.67° · west |
| Mirpur Khas | 267.40° · west |
All 86 cities in Sindh
- Badin
- Bhan
- Bhit Shah
- Chak
- Chhor
- Chuhar Jamali
- Dadu
- Daharki
- Daur
- Dhoro Naro
- Digri
- Dokri
- Gambat
- Garhi Khairo
- Gharo
- Ghauspur
- Ghotki
- Goth Radhan
- Hala
- Hingorja
- Hyderabad
- Jacobabad
- Jhol
- Johi
- Kandhkot
- Kandiaro
- Karachi
- Karachi University Employees Co-operative Housing Society
- Kashmor
- Khairpur
- Khairpur
- Khairpur Nathan Shah
- Khanpur Mahar
- Kot Diji
- Kotri
- Kunri
- Kurkali Sindh Pakistan
- Larkana
- Malir Cantonment
- Manjhand
- Matiari
- Matli
- Mehar
- Mian Sahib
- Mirpur Khas
- Mirpur Mathelo
- Mithi
- Moro
- Nasirabad
- Naudero
- Naukot
- Naushahro Firoz
- Nawabshah
- New Badah
- Pad Idan
- Pakistan Employees Cooperative Housing Society
- Pano Aqil
- Pir jo Goth
- Qambar
- Qubo Saeed Khan
- Ranipur
- Ratodero
- Rohri
- Sakrand
- Sanghar
- Sehwan
- Setharja Old
- Shahdad Kot
- Shahdadpur
- Shahpur Chakar
- Shikarpur
- Sinjhoro
- Sita Road
- Sukkur
- Talhar
- Tando Adam
- Tando Allahyar
- Tando Bago
- Tando Jam
- Tando Muhammad Khan
- Tharu Shah
- Thatta
- Thul
- Ubauro
- Umarkot
- Warah
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Frequently asked questions
What is the qibla direction in Sindh?
Towards the west. In Karachi it is 267.75°, measured clockwise from true north; the other cities of Sindh lie between 262° and 269°.
Is the qibla the same everywhere in Sindh?
Nearly, but not exactly. The qibla is the shortest path over the globe to the Kaaba, so the bearing changes a little from place to place. Use the page of your own city.
Can I use a compass with these bearings?
The bearings are measured from true north. A magnetic compass can be several degrees off depending on where you are, so check it with the sun method described on your city's page.