Awrad terms of use
These terms are short on purpose. By using Awrad you agree to them. If you do not agree, please do not use the app.
A free app, with no account
Awrad is free. There is no account to create, nothing to buy to use it, and no advertising. Your wirds and your history stay on your device, as our Privacy policy explains. We may offer an optional tip in future, through Apple's or Google's own purchase system; it would never be required.
What you may do
Use Awrad for your own daily practice, and share the wird templates you make with others through the share links. Please do not copy the app's code, design or the way its library is put together, do not try to break or overload our servers, and do not use the feedback form to send anything unlawful, abusive or harmful.
Religious texts and their sources
The Quran, duas, ziyarat and other texts in Awrad come from sources we name and credit in Settings > About. Where we can, we take a text from its source by program and do not retype it. Even so, copies differ between sources, and mistakes in extraction or in a source are possible. We ask you to check anything you rely on against a trusted printed copy, or with a scholar you trust. The texts, translations and the rest of the app are provided as they are, with no warranty that they are complete, error-free, or fit for any particular purpose. If you find a mistake, please tell us through Settings > Send feedback so we can correct it.
Awrad is a tool to help you keep a routine. It does not give religious rulings, and nothing in it is a fatwa.
Feedback you send
If you send feedback or a report, you choose what it contains: your message, an optional email address, and optional screenshots. Please do not include things you do not want us to read, and check a screenshot before you add it. You allow us to use what you send to fix and improve Awrad, and, if you wrote a suggestion, to act on it without owing you anything for it. How reports are stored and deleted is described in the Privacy policy.
Other people's work and licences
Awrad includes work by others, used under their own licences: fonts under the SIL Open Font License, some texts under the MIT licence or other open or granted terms, and the Quran text under the Tanzil Project's terms. Their names, licences and notices are shown in Settings > About, and each keeps its own terms. Nothing in these terms changes them. Names and logos of Apple, Google and others belong to their owners.
On iPhone and iPad
If you downloaded Awrad from the App Store, Apple's standard End User Licence Agreement also applies: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/. If these terms and Apple's agreement differ on something Apple's agreement covers, Apple's agreement applies to that matter.
Availability and our responsibility
We do our best to keep Awrad working, but we cannot promise it will always be available or free of faults, or that every update will reach every device. To the extent the law allows, we are not responsible for loss that comes from using the app, such as a missed reminder or a streak that did not record. Nothing here limits any right you have by law that cannot be limited.
Changes to these terms
When we change these terms we will update the effective date above and, for material changes, tell users in the app or in the store release notes. If you keep using Awrad after a change, you accept the new terms.
Contact
Questions or concerns about these terms: [email protected].