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Privacy Policy for ‘Matambayi: Hausa AI’ Introduction Matambayi: Hausa AI is an application that provides responses in Hausa using the Gemini API . The app allows users to access offline chat by storing conversations locally on their device. Additionally, the app displays advertisements from AdMob . This privacy policy explains how data is handled and how user privacy is protected. Data Collection The app does not collect or store personal user information (such as names, addresses, emails, or sensitive details). All conversations are stored locally on the user’s device for offline use. No user data is sent to external servers or third parties. Ads served via AdMob may use non-personal data (such as cookies or device identifiers) to deliver relevant advertisements. Use of Data Responses provided by the app are powered by the Gemini API . Any data stored on the device is used solely to enable offline chat functionality. A...

  Privacy Policy Effective Date: [19/02/2025] 1. Introduction Welcome to Kundi. We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal information. This Privacy Policy outlines our practices regarding user data for our religious application. 2. No Data Collection Kundi is designed with your privacy in mind. We do not collect, store, or share any personal information or data from our users. This includes, but is not limited to, names, email addresses, phone numbers, IP addresses, and usage data. 3. Use of Information Since we do not collect any personal information or data, we do not use any such information for any purpose. Your interactions with our application remain completely anonymous. 4. Data Security As we do not collect any personal data, there are no security measures required to protect non-existent data. Your use of our application is secure and private. 5. Changes to This Privacy Policy We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time....

According to the Quran, dignity of the children of Adam is a divine bestowal which is to be secured by all means, including the law and the state authorities, and is to be defended by all forces: [Quran 17:70] We have honored the children of Adam, and provided them with rides on land and in the sea. We provided for them good provisions, and we gave them greater advantages than many of our creatures. What distinguishes humans from many other creatures is mainly their intellect and their free will to choose between doing good and doing evil. To fulfill a human potential, all obstacles and pressures must be removed from the way, and all means should be secured to maintain and develop our humanity. The dignity bestowed on humans in the Quran must be defended. It is the individual, social and universal responsibility of Muslims to guard human rights because oppression is an obstruction of God's will in His creation: [Quran 28:83] We reserve the abode of the Hereafter for those ...

Is the Burqa truly Islamic? By Umar Kaboji  The Islamic world is experiencing a rise in women wearing the burqa claiming it to be part of the Islamic dress code. Whether it is worn by choice or force is open to debate as very few women are able to, or prefer not to voice an opinion on the matter. Those who have, generally argue against the compulsory (by law as in Afghanistan) wearing of this garment with a minority claiming the right to wear it citing Quranic and prophetic instruction. A burqa is an outer garment worn by women in Islamic societies for the purpose of concealing their bodies and/or face. It is mostly worn when a woman leaves her home and is compelled to wear it until she returns. The burqa is worn throughout Middle Eastern nations and most Muslim nations around the world, with a few liberal or democratic governments being less strict about its use. One such famous example is Turkey, where secular ideas prevail and give people the freedom to choose. Meanwhile, in...

Quranic requirements for marriage A number of requirements are mentioned in the Quran for marriage, they are: 1- The couple must both be at the age of marriage. 2- Believers may not marry disbelievers or mushrikeen. 3- The couple must make a genuine commitment to one another. 4- The marriage must be declared. 5- The marriage must be contracted. 6- The marriage must be intended as a permanent bond. 7- The man must pay a dowry to his bride. FIRST: The age of marriage You shall test the orphans when they reach the age of marriage. Then if you find them mature enough, you shall pay them their money. Do not consume it wastefully or quickly before they grow up. Those who are rich shall not charge any wage, and whoever is poor can charge equitably.When you pay them their money, you shall have witnesses. God suffices as Reckoner. 4:6 This Quranic verse clearly speaks of an age of marriage and links it to being “mature enough“. The key Arabic word “balaghu“, w...

Is stoning to death the punishment for adultery in Islam? If yes, then why? If no, then what's the actual punishment? The punishment of stoning finds absolutely NO support from the Quran (Islam's primary and ultimate authority), and hence cannot not be a God-ordained directive. Allow me to make three points which I believe will better get my answer across.: Point 1: Let us bear in mind that Allah (God) has Himself referred to the Quran as a scripture "fully-detailed / explained in detail" (see: Quran 6:114) and "clear explanation of all things" (see: Quran 16:89; 20:133). For a book to be "fully-detailed / explained in detail" it would logically make sense, then, that said book would contain ALL the details and info so fundamental to the religion and for our guidance as well as the manner in which to perform them. So in the case of the Quran, when Allah refers to it is a book "fully-detailed / explained in detail", it logically makes ...