Sakina is a free iOS pregnancy companion app built for Muslim mothers. It combines week-by-week pregnancy tracking with Islamic guidance — 25 duas with audio, a halal food guide, 800 Muslim baby names with Arabic and meaning, and private journaling.

Yes. Sakina’s core features are completely free. No subscription is required to use pregnancy tracking, duas, the baby name library, or the halal food guide.

Does Sakina replace my doctor?

No. Sakina is not a medical device. All content is for general information and cultural-faith guidance — it does not replace the advice of your doctor or healthcare provider. Always consult a qualified professional for medical decisions during pregnancy.

Where is Sakina available?

Sakina is designed for Muslim mothers worldwide. The app and website serve mothers across the United Kingdom, United States, UAE, Pakistan, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Australia and beyond — with regional guidance pages and globally relevant content.

How does Sakina handle privacy?

Your pregnancy data stays on your device by default. Sakina does not sell data, does not show ads, and does not require an account to use the core features. See our privacy policy for full detail.

HealthSunan Abi Dawud

Dua for Health and Wellbeing

Audio recitation

Audio plays in the background and shows on your iPhone lock screen.

اللَّهُمَّ عَافِنِي فِي بَدَنِي ۖ اللَّهُمَّ عَافِنِي فِي سَمْعِي ۖ اللَّهُمَّ عَافِنِي فِي بَصَرِي

Transliteration

Allāhumma ʿāfinī fī badanī, Allāhumma ʿāfinī fī samʿī, Allāhumma ʿāfinī fī baṣarī

English meaning

O Allah, grant me wellbeing in my body, in my hearing, and in my sight.

When to recite

Recite this dua of ʻAbd al-Rahman ibn Abi Bakra after Fajr and Maghrib for protection over your hearing, sight and bodily health throughout pregnancy. It asks Allah to keep your faculties sound — a reminder that pregnancy changes the body, and that wellbeing is a gift to be asked for, not assumed. Pair it with your daily prenatal vitamins as a small spiritual ritual.