How are the four main cardinal winds used to determine the Qibla direction?

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There are many winds, but four originating from the corners of the sky are useful for indication. The South wind (Al-Janūb) blows from the corner between the Qibla and the East, facing the left lower part of the worshipper's shoulder, leaning towards their right face. The North wind (Ash-Shamāl) is opposite it, blowing from the corner between the West and the North, passing towards the South wind's direction. The West wind (Ad-Dabūr) blows from the corner between the West and the South, facing the right side of the worshipper's face, passing toward the opposite corner. The East wind (As-Ṣabā) is opposite it, blowing from behind the worshipper. These winds are recognized by their characteristics and properties, and this is the soundest method for indicating the Qibla.