Hawa: Hayd & Purity Rulings

Hawa tells a Muslim woman, every day, what her bleeding means for her worship: whether it is menstruation (hayd), irregular bleeding (istihada), postpartum bleeding (nifas) or purity (tuhr), and what that means for prayer and fasting. The rulings are approved by a named scholarly body and each one shows its source. Built in Arabic from the ground up. Today's Shariah ruling Log the start and end of your bleeding, and Hawa applies the approved rules: the shortest and longest hayd, the shortest purity between two periods, and when bleeding becomes istihada. Each day you see your state and what it means for prayer and fasting, with its source. Ramadan fasts to make up Hawa counts the Ramadan days your hayd or nifas broke, from your own logs, so you know exactly how many fasts to make up each Hijri year. Umm al-Qura Hijri calendar Every date in the app is Hijri first, with a moon-sighting adjustment of one day either way. Hawa knows when Ramadan and the days of Hajj come, has an Umrah mode, and shows what applies to you then. Nifas as its own stage After birth, Hawa counts the days of nifas against the approved maximum and tells you when it ends and you return to purity. Your cycle and pregnancy Log flow, symptoms, mood, medications and exercise in seconds, even offline. See your next period and fertile window on the calendar, and follow your pregnancy week by week with doctor-reviewed tips. Sharing on your terms Share with your husband or mother through a one-time code. They see a fixed, limited view of the last 180 days, never your medications or private notes, and you can stop sharing at any moment. Community and doctors (subscribers) An anonymous, moderated group chat under aliases, questions answered by doctors, and full articles reviewed by specialists. A free trial, then 99 SAR a year, with 10% off each renewal year up to 30%. Private by design - We never ask for your name or email. - Your data is encrypted on your phone and stored on servers in the Middle East. - Lock the app with your fingerprint or phone passcode; notifications show neutral text unless you choose otherwise. - Export your data or delete your account entirely from inside the app at any time. Note: rulings are general and based on what you log; ask qualified scholars when in doubt. Predictions are estimates, not a method of contraception, and the app does not replace a doctor's advice. Privacy policy: https://hawa-45ed9.web.app/en/privacy

Hawa's first public release: your daily Shariah ruling for hayd, istihada and nifas, fasts and prayers to make up, the Hijri calendar, cycle and pregnancy tracking, and approved medical articles free for everyone.