IPA: //ˈkɛblə//
KK: /kɛbˈlɑː/
A direction that Muslims face when praying, specifically towards the Kaaba in Mecca.
During prayer, it is important to face the keblah to maintain the correct orientation.
The word 'keblah' originates from Arabic 'qibla' (قبلة), meaning the direction that Muslims face during prayer, specifically towards the Kaaba in Mecca. It refers to the sacred direction in Islamic practice.
Think of the Arabic word 'qibla' which means the direction for prayer — this helps you remember that 'keblah' is about the direction Muslims face when they pray.