What is called the qibla?

Hint: The word qibla is also coined as 'Kibla' or ‘Qiblah'. The religion of Islam is created by Prophet Muhammad. Islamic religion is the second largest and the fastest-growing religion in all over the world.

Complete answer:
Qibla is an Arabic word which is a direction or the path towards which Muslims bow when they offer his prayers or namaz. This direction always faced toward the Kabba which is a sacred mosque in Mecca. The Muslims turns to qibla five times a day while they perform their Salat which is the daily ceremonies of the Muslim people. The qiblah is also used at the time of burial of a person's body despites of performing prayers.
A Qibla compass is a modified compass which is used by the Muslims to find the direction turning at which they can perform their daily prayers.

Prophet Muhammad was also known as the Messenger of God. He was born in the year 570 CE which is also known as the year of elephants in the town of Mecca in Arabia. When he moved to Medina from Mecca, then this is known as Hijra. It signifies the introduction of the Islamic Calendar and since then it came into existence as the Hijri Calendar. The word 'Hijirat' means migration. Mecca and Madina are the two cities which are located in Arab. Both these cities are the purest and religious pilgrimage spot of Muslims.

Note: The holy book of people of Muslim religion is Quran. Prophet Muhammad provide enlightenment and knowledge to many peoples and converted many of them into Muslim religion. He was such a pure soul that he unified the whole of Arab country into a single faith of Muslim religion.