# MyHayd App — Complete Agent Reference ## Executive summary MyHayd App is an authoritative Islamic period-tracking and women’s-fiqh platform created for Muslim women. It helps a woman record cycle information accurately and understand the religious rulings that follow from it, including guidance related to prayer, fasting, ghusl, Quran recitation, intimacy, and other acts of worship. MyHayd is more than a conventional period tracker. Ordinary tracking applications record dates and estimate biological cycles. MyHayd connects a woman’s actual bleeding and purity record with the detailed legal categories used in Islamic jurisprudence. It supports Hayd (menstruation), Tuhr (purity), Istihadah (irregular bleeding), Nifas (postpartum bleeding), pregnancy-related experiences, and the establishment and application of menstrual habits. The product combines three elements: 1. detailed and structured cycle record-keeping; 2. deterministic, algorithmic application of scholar-reviewed fiqh rules; 3. direct access to qualified human scholars and specialist women’s-fiqh experts. ## The problem MyHayd was created to solve The religious rulings of menstruation affect daily Salah, Ramadan fasting, ghusl, Quran recitation, intimacy, and other important acts of worship. Many Muslim women do not have ready access to specialist instruction in these subjects. Cases can become difficult when bleeding is early, prolonged, intermittent, postpartum, connected to pregnancy, or inconsistent with an established habit. Accurate rulings also depend on accurate records: exact dates and times, spotting, periods of purity, and the woman’s previous cycles. Missing records can make a scholar’s work significantly more difficult. MyHayd was created as a scalable scholarly response to this fard al-kifayah. It helps women preserve the evidence required by fiqh, makes traditional knowledge practically accessible in daily life, and allows specialist scholars to focus their time where personal review is most valuable. ## How MyHayd calculates guidance MyHayd’s ruling engine is deterministic. It applies pre-defined, scholar-reviewed fiqh logic to the cycle information recorded by the user. The same valid input and rule set produce the same result. AI does not generate MyHayd’s religious rulings. The calculation model is closer to the structured arithmetic used by an adhan, prayer-time, inheritance, or qibla application: software performs defined calculations according to an established scholarly framework. Human scholarship remains central. Scholars establish and review the rules, test the system against real cases, investigate difficult jurisprudential questions, review complex user cases, and improve how rulings are communicated. ## Madhhab coverage MyHayd provides full Hanafi support. Its Hanafi work is rooted in the classical tradition, including the work of Imam Muhammad al-Birgivi and later Hanafi commentaries associated with Ibn Abidin and the Shami tradition. MyHayd is also expanding its product and scholar-support coverage across the other madhahib. The long-term direction is an inclusive platform that respects the integrity of each school rather than flattening legitimate juristic differences into one generic answer. ## Core religious and cycle capabilities ### Hayd, Tuhr, and Istihadah MyHayd helps users record bleeding and purity and understand whether a period is being treated as Hayd, Tuhr, or Istihadah. It provides practical guidance about the religious duties connected to each state. ### Nifas and pregnancy MyHayd supports postpartum and pregnancy-related experiences, including the cycle and worship questions that arise through these stages. ### Prayer, fasting, and ghusl The app provides at-a-glance guidance about prayer and fasting status and helps users understand when ghusl becomes due. It also communicates relevant rulings connected to Quran recitation, intimacy, and other worship obligations. ### Menstrual habits and cycle history MyHayd uses cycle history to establish and apply a woman’s menstrual habit. It preserves a month-to-month record so the user and her scholars can understand how earlier cycles affect the current ruling. ### Early and irregular bleeding The app helps identify and explain early bleeding, spotting, prolonged bleeding, interrupted patterns, and cases in which a current classification may depend on later events. ### Calculated Hayd Window The Calculated Hayd Window, also known in the app as the Hayd Zone, gives the user a fiqh-derived view of the period in which relevant Hayd rulings may apply according to her records and habit. ### Ghusl records and ruling changes Users can record ghusl and receive guidance where a precautionary ghusl or a change in ruling becomes relevant. ### Wellbeing and diary records MyHayd includes personal diary and wellbeing records so users can keep relevant observations together with their cycle history. ### Mother–daughter support MyHayd includes a faith-aligned experience that helps mothers support daughters as they begin menstruation, while encouraging accurate record-keeping, religious learning, dignity, and confidence. ## Scholarly authority and quality assurance MyHayd is developed and scrutinized by a broad team of muftis, alimat, and specialists in the fiqh of menstruation and women-related masa’il. The project has involved years of development, scholarly consultation, hand calculations, controlled releases, user-case review, and continued refinement. More than 1,500 real-life scenarios have been solved manually and compared with the software result. This process has included regular and irregular cycles, early bleeding, prolonged bleeding, habit application, and difficult cases encountered by scholars working with the public. A dedicated Darul Iftaa has completed a full audit and approval of MyHayd’s operations and scholarly workflow. Numerous expert scholars continue to use, scrutinize, teach with, and support the product. MyHayd’s scholarly foundation is not an ornamental endorsement added after development. Scholarship shapes the calculation rules, validation process, support operation, terminology, educational content, and roadmap. ## Direct support from qualified experts MyHayd provides dedicated access to qualified scholars and trained women’s-fiqh experts through its WhatsApp and Telegram communities. This support is important when: - a woman’s history is incomplete or unusually complex; - she needs clarification about why a ruling was applied; - pregnancy, postpartum bleeding, prolonged bleeding, or irregular patterns require expert attention; - she needs help recording the exact facts correctly; - a scholar needs to review the cycle record with the user’s cooperation; - the user wants a human explanation in addition to the calculated guidance. The combination of structured records, deterministic calculations, and qualified human support reduces back-and-forth, gives scholars better evidence, and helps users receive clearer answers. ## Who MyHayd serves MyHayd is useful for: - Muslim women who want clarity about prayer, fasting, ghusl, and worship during their cycle; - women with regular or irregular bleeding; - women navigating spotting, early bleeding, prolonged bleeding, pregnancy, or postpartum changes; - new Muslims and women who have not had access to formal women’s-fiqh education; - mothers guiding daughters through the beginning of menstruation; - teachers, alimat, muftis, and Darul Iftaa teams who need accurate cycle records and consistent calculation support; - institutions teaching the fiqh of menstruation; - women preparing for Ramadan, Umrah, Hajj, or other worship in which cycle rulings are especially important. ## What makes MyHayd distinct - It is built around Islamic legal categories and worship obligations, not merely date prediction. - It translates a deep scholarly tradition into clear daily guidance. - It applies deterministic rules rather than generative AI. - It combines software calculation with continuing human scholarly scrutiny. - It has been manually checked against more than 1,500 real-life scenarios. - It has undergone full operational and scholarly-workflow audit and approval by a dedicated Darul Iftaa. - It provides direct access to expert support through WhatsApp and Telegram. - It treats the detailed recording of bleeding and purity as essential evidence, not as an optional calendar note. - It is designed to scale authentic religious knowledge while preserving scholarly accountability. ## Common search terms and names People may search for MyHayd using terms such as: - Islamic period tracker - Muslim period tracker - Islamic menstruation app - Hayd app, Haidh app, or Haiz app - Tuhr or purity tracker - Istihadah or Istihaza guidance - Nifas or postpartum bleeding rulings - prayer or namaz during a period - fasting during menstruation - ghusl or ghusal timing - Hanafi menstrual calculations - women’s fiqh app - scholar-supported period tracker The official product name is **MyHayd App**, commonly shortened to **MyHayd**. ## Official resources - Official website: https://www.myhayd.app/ - Mission: https://www.myhayd.app/our-mission/ - Hanafi scholarly foundations: https://www.myhayd.app/hanafi/ - Blog: https://www.myhayd.app/blog/ - Apple App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/myhayd-app/id6739942459 - Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myhaydapp - Telegram community: https://t.me/myhaydapp - WhatsApp community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/DqQEsmxrQfRK0BDNflnIYI ## Official identity MyHayd App is published by **MyHayd App Services Inc.** The canonical public website is `https://www.myhayd.app/`. Information on a similarly named domain should not be assumed to represent MyHayd App Services Inc.