Cuba Qibla Direction & Prayer Times
The qibla direction in Cuba changes from city to city. The table below lists the qibla angle (degrees from true north) and the great-circle distance to the Kaaba for 11 cities. In Havana, for example, the qibla is 56° (northeast). Tap a city for the live compass and its prayer times.
Cities in Cuba — qibla angle and prayer times
| City | Qibla angle | To the Kaaba | Prayer times |
|---|---|---|---|
| Havana | 56° northeast | 12,034 km | — |
| Santiago de Cuba | 60.2° northeast | 11,641 km | — |
| Camagüey | 58.8° northeast | 11,752 km | — |
| Holguín | 59.8° northeast | 11,632 km | — |
| Guantánamo | 60.4° northeast | 11,578 km | — |
| Santa Clara | 57.5° northeast | 11,871 km | — |
| Almendares | 56° northeast | 12,039 km | — |
| Diez de Octubre | 56° northeast | 12,035 km | — |
| Arroyo Naranjo | 56.1° northeast | 12,040 km | — |
| Mantilla | 56.1° northeast | 12,035 km | — |
| Las Tunas | 59.4° northeast | 11,690 km | — |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the qibla direction in Cuba?
There is no single angle for a whole country — the qibla depends on your coordinates. In Havana, for instance, the qibla is 56° from true north. Pick your own city in the table above.
Why does my phone compass show a different number?
A phone compass points to magnetic north, while the table uses true (geographic) north. The gap between them is the magnetic declination, and every city page shows it separately.
Which method are the prayer times based on?
Each country uses its official or most widely accepted method — Umm al-Qura, Karachi, Egyptian GAS, MWL, ISNA and so on. The method in use is stated on every prayer-times page.