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Google Launches Ar Web App Qibla Finder to Help Muslims Pray

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Google has launched its new app for the Muslims who pray facing Mecca – a city in Saudi Arabia. The technology giant has announced the launch of a new Qibla-finding service that uses augmented reality to help users find the right direction of the Qibla in Mecca. The Google Qibla Finder AR web app provides accurate direction while praying – helping Muslims to get an exact location to face when they are on the move.

“It would be a lot easier to simply hold up your phone and have it tell you the right direction to pray towards. So we’re launching the Qibla Finder (g.co/QiblaFinder), a web app that uses the latest in augmented reality to paint a clear blue line within the imagery your phone camera sees, pointing you towards the Kaaba,” says Najeeb Jarrar, Marketing Manager for Middle and North America, Google.

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The service is available on a web browser, and Google said it will still be available long after Ramadan. You can also explore Ramadan Hub(g.co/Ramadan) to learn about the Google Qibla Finder and other features that will help you. It should run on all devices, but it may vary on different browsers.

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