
Canvas print · 20 × 28 in canvas
The Qibla of the World’s Major Cities
As featured on ISLAMICA, 158K+ subscribers on YouTubeFormat Canvas print
See which way 13 of the world’s great cities turn to pray, each on its shortest path over the Earth to the Ka’bah. A beautiful piece that teaches every time someone looks at it.
- Gallery canvas, ready to hang. 20 × 28 in, 1.25 in deep, hand-stretched over solid wood bars.
- Printed for you when you order, on fade-resistant canvas. The sides are finished in a matching tone.
- Shipped with tracking. We email you the link as soon as it's on its way.
- Arrives damaged? We'll make it right. Returns policy
- Secure checkout through Shopify.
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On your wall
Wall art with knowledge on it.
A daily reminder of where every prayer turns, and a conversation starter for guests and children.
For the family roomLearn it togetherChildren ask why London faces south-east and Tokyo faces west. Now you can show them.
Gallery canvasSoft texture, no glareHand-stretched over solid wood bars, with sides finished to match. No frame needed.What's on it
Thirteen cities. One direction.
Each city shows its Qibla from true north, its compass angle and its distance to Makkah. Every line follows the shortest path over the Earth, which is why New York faces north-east.
Explore online
See the chart come alive.

Spin the globe and see which way 13 great cities face to pray, along the shortest path over the Earth to the Ka’bah.
Open the interactive chartMade for
Homes, classrooms and masjids.
For the living room, the study or the prayer corner. Beautiful enough to frame, useful enough to explain.
Turns a big subject into one clear picture students can follow and revise.
A talking point for visitors and new Muslims, right where people gather.
For a new home, a new Muslim, a teacher or a wedding. A gift they'll look at every day.
Years of reading, gathered into one chart to study, revise and return to.
A gentle, beautiful way to open a conversation with friends of other faiths.
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Good to know.
What size is the canvas, and how do I hang it?
It's 20 × 28 in (51 × 71 cm), portrait, and 1.25 in deep. The canvas is hand-stretched over solid wood bars, with the sides finished in a matching tone, and mounting brackets are included. No frame needed.
How accurate are the angles?
Each true-north angle is calculated along the great circle, the shortest path over the Earth from the city to the Ka’bah. Those angles never change.
Compass angles also allow for magnetic declination, which drifts slowly over the years. For the exact direction where you stand, use a Qibla compass or our interactive globe.
You can explore it all on the interactive page.
How long does delivery take?
Every piece is printed and made fresh for you after you order, usually within 2 to 5 working days. It's then shipped with tracking, and we email you the tracking link as soon as it leaves.
Delivery time depends on where you live, and you'll see the shipping options at checkout.
What if it arrives damaged?
Email a photo to [email protected] and we'll make it right. See our returns policy for the details.
Can I order more than one, or for a school or masjid?
Yes. Add as many as you like to your cart. For larger orders, email [email protected].
Which format should I choose?
A1 framed poster ($139): the largest, in a real wood frame, ready to hang.
Canvas ($99): 20 × 28 in, soft texture and no glare, no frame needed.
Digital download ($8): a file to print yourself, the most affordable way to have it.
Full product details
The direction of prayer towards the Kaabah in Makkah al-Mukarramah, mapped from the world's major cities.
This chart brings together the qibla bearing, distance and coordinates of major cities around the globe in a single infographic, alongside a clear explanation of true north versus magnetic north and the Qur'anic command to face the Sacred Mosque (Al-Baqarah 2:144). A practical reference that turns a hard-to-picture geographic idea into something you can see at a glance.
Perfect for
- Muslim homes, study corners and prayer rooms
- Islamic schools, madrasahs and homeschool walls
- Mosques, Islamic centres and da'wah spaces
- A meaningful gift for family, teachers and new Muslims
Canvas Print — details
- Size: 20 × 28 in (51 × 71 cm), portrait — the same proportions as the original artwork, so nothing is cropped
- Canvas: fade-resistant poly-cotton canvas, 1.25 in (3.18 cm) deep
- Build: hand-stretched over solid wood stretcher bars; the sides are finished in a matching tone so the wrap looks seamless
- Ready to hang: mounting brackets included
Other editions
- The Qibla of the World's Major Cities — A1 Framed Poster
- The Qibla of the World's Major Cities — Digital Download (print it yourself)
Made to order
Each piece is printed and finished on demand by our print partner and shipped directly to you. Making on demand instead of in bulk reduces waste — thank you for choosing thoughtfully. Production usually takes 2–5 business days before shipping.
About ISLAMICA
ISLAMICA's Graphic Dawah Project creates contemporary visual resources that make Islamic knowledge easier to explore, understand and remember. Watch the stories behind our charts on our YouTube channel.
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Bring it home
Hang the Qibla on your wall.

Wherever you are, turn your faces towards it.
Al-Baqarah 2:144
// SUBHANALLAH // ALHAMDULILLAH // LAILAHAILLALLAH // ALLAHUAKBAR //
