What this page is, and what it isn't
The app keeps your period days and can remind you when a cycle has ended. But the rulings — when prayer is lifted, and what has to be made up — differ between schools and scholars, and it isn't the app's place to decide that for you.
What the app does
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Counting the days. The start and end of each period are logged, so you don't have to work it out from memory.
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An end-of-period reminder. If you've turned the faith features on and want its reminder, you'll get one after the period ends — based on the app's estimate, not on something you confirmed yourself.
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Counting fasts to make up. You enter the number yourself and the app keeps it until the next Ramadan.
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The Hijri calendar is approximate. The months begin with the sighting of the moon, not with the app's arithmetic.
Sources
- General guidance for planning your days — not a religious ruling. For rulings, refer to a scholar or authority you trust.
Health information, not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. For your own symptoms, talk to a doctor.
Your cycle, honestly.
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