These Terms explain what ZULFAA provides, what you can expect from it, and what is
expected of you when you use it. They are written in plain language wherever the law
allows.
1. Acceptance of these Terms
By using ZULFAA you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree with them, please do not
use the app. If you use ZULFAA on someone else's behalf, you confirm that you are
allowed to do so.
2. About ZULFAA
ZULFAA is an Islamic app that brings together prayer times, Qibla direction, the
Qur'an, tafsir, adhkar, du'a, Islamic occasions, reminders, and a daily knowledge
challenge. It is designed and developed by MONER INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS for Android and
iPhone.
3. Eligibility and your responsibilities
You should be legally able to accept these Terms where you live; if you are a minor,
use ZULFAA with the consent of a parent or guardian. You are responsible for your own
device and for the settings you choose — such as your location and calculation method
— because what the app shows you depends on them.
4. Religious and informational content
ZULFAA offers Islamic tools and content to support your daily worship. It does not
issue religious rulings and is not a substitute for qualified scholars or your local
religious authority. For matters that require a ruling or a considered opinion, please
consult people of knowledge.
5. Prayer times and qibla
Prayer times are calculated from the settings you choose — such as calculation method,
madhhab and any manual adjustments — and from the location in use. Qibla direction
depends on your location and on your device's sensors, and its accuracy can be
affected by magnetic interference, device limitations, location accuracy or system
timing. For anything important, we recommend confirming times and direction with a
trusted local source.
6. The Hijri calendar and Ramadan dates
The Hijri dates the app shows — including upcoming occasions and the beginning and end
of Ramadan — are calculated from the Umm al-Qura calendar, a published arithmetic
projection. The real beginning of a month is settled by moon sighting or by the
authority you follow, and can differ from the calculation by a day in many countries
in many years. What the app shows is therefore an estimate, it says so, and it is not
on its own a basis for a religious decision. Choosing which authority to follow is
yours alone, and where they differ, theirs is the answer.
7. Qur'an, tafsir, adhkar and their sources
The Qur'an text, translations, tafsir, adhkar and du'as come from established external
sources, each credited inside the app. ZULFAA does not claim ownership of that
content; it remains with its rights holders and subject to their terms. Content
fetched from external services may change or become unavailable for reasons outside
our control.
Some renderings are ZULFAA's own rather than a published edition: the English and
Dutch du'a titles; the Dutch renderings of the meaning of Qur'anic du'as; the Dutch of
the prophetic du'as and of the adhkar, which includes several Qur'anic passages
rendered into Dutch; the English and Dutch of the Daily Challenge questions; and, in
two adhkar, an English rendering made by ZULFAA where the compilation's own English
does not match the Arabic shown with it. These are credited to ZULFAA inside the app,
are offered as an aid to understanding rather than as a translation of the Qur'an, and
have not been reviewed by an independent scholarly body. Where precision matters, rely
on a published edition and on people of knowledge.
8. Notifications and reminders
On supported devices ZULFAA may provide local reminders: the five daily prayers, a
pre-prayer reminder, morning and evening adhkar, your Qur'an wird and Islamic
occasions. You control these preferences, and your device's system permissions may be
required. When a reminder actually arrives can depend on your device, its operating
system and its battery settings, so precise delivery cannot be guaranteed on every
device. Prayers set to adhan mode play the adhan bundled with the app where that is
supported.
9. Daily Challenge, tokens and the Honor Board
The Daily Challenge is an in-app knowledge feature, and tokens are an internal ZULFAA
score that reflects your activity in it. Tokens are not money and not cryptocurrency.
They have no cash value, cannot be bought, sold or transferred, and cannot be redeemed
for money or any financial benefit. Honor Board rankings may change over time. Where
answers are automated, manipulated, fraudulent or otherwise abused, we may correct or
remove scores, or restrict access, to the extent that is proportionate.
10. Accounts and access
Most of ZULFAA works without any account. To take part in the Daily Challenge and the
Honor Board, ZULFAA creates a competition identity linked to your device, and you may
choose a username that appears on the Honor Board. You are responsible for the
username you choose. You can delete your competition account from within the app, and
you can separately clear the ZULFAA data stored on your device; both controls are
explained in the app.
11. Acceptable use
Please use ZULFAA lawfully and respectfully. You may not manipulate Daily Challenge
results or use automated means to gain tokens, attempt unauthorised access to the
service or to other people's accounts, disrupt the service or exploit a security
weakness in it, or impersonate anyone or use an offensive or unlawful username.
12. Intellectual property
ZULFAA's software, design, interface, branding, name, logo and original graphics
belong to MONER INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS and are protected by applicable law. They may not
be copied, modified or distributed without permission. This does not extend to the
externally sourced religious content, which remains with its rights holders as
credited in the app's sources page.
13. Paid app and store transactions
Where ZULFAA is sold, it is a one-time paid app. There is no recurring ZULFAA
subscription, no in-app purchases and no way to buy tokens. Purchases and payments are
handled by the relevant app store and are governed by that store's terms and refund
rules; refunds are handled by the store.
14. Third-party sources, services and links
ZULFAA may rely on or refer to external sources and services, such as the religious
content providers credited in the app. Those parties are independent of us, have their
own terms and policies, and we do not control their availability, continuity or
content.
15. Availability, updates and changes
We may fix problems, improve features, update content, and change or discontinue
functionality where that is reasonably necessary. We do not promise that every feature
will always be available or uninterrupted, and some features depend on an internet
connection or on what your device supports.
16. Disclaimer
We take reasonable care to make ZULFAA work as described, but it is provided without a
guarantee that it will be error-free, always available, or accurate in every
situation. Nothing in this section limits the mandatory consumer rights you have under
the law that applies to you; those rights continue to apply.
17. Limitation of liability
To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss
arising from your use of the app. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability
that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited — including liability for gross
negligence, for personal injury, or under mandatory consumer protection law.
18. Restricting or ending access
We may restrict or end access to the competition features if these Terms are breached,
or in cases of manipulation or abuse, and only to an extent proportionate to what
happened. Features that run on your own device — prayer times, the Qur'an, adhkar and
qibla — are unaffected.
19. Privacy
The Privacy Policy explains how ZULFAA handles your data. It
is a separate document that complements these Terms.
20. Changes to these Terms
We may update these Terms as the app or legal requirements change. The date at the top
of this page shows when they were last updated, and continuing to use the app after an
update means you accept the updated version.
21. Applicable law
These Terms apply without prejudice to the mandatory consumer rights you have in your
country of residence; those rights always remain available to you. A formal
governing-law jurisdiction has not yet been established for this app and will be
confirmed before public release.