Content is for general information only
The weekly pregnancy content, food safety information, medication information, and all other health-related content in Sakina is provided for general educational purposes. It is reviewed for accuracy but is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
Always consult your healthcare provider
Always seek the advice of your doctor, obstetrician, or qualified healthcare professional with any questions you have about your pregnancy. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something you read in Sakina.
Tracking tools are not diagnostic
The kick counter, contraction timer, weight tracker, blood pressure log, and all other tracking tools in Sakina are personal logging tools only. They are not medical devices and cannot diagnose conditions or replace clinical monitoring.
In an emergency
If you believe you or your baby are in danger, call your local emergency number immediately. For example: 911 (US, Canada), 999 (UK, parts of the Middle East & Asia), 112 (EU, parts of Africa), 000 (Australia), 15 (parts of South Asia). When in doubt, search “emergency number” for your country.
Religious guidance
Where Sakina references Islamic rulings, duas, or madhhab positions, the content is summarised from classical scholarly sources for general educational use only. It is not a fatwa. For your personal religious ruling, please consult a scholar you trust.
Global audience
Sakina is used by Muslim mothers in the Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, the EU, North America, Australia, and beyond. Healthcare systems, screening protocols, prescription names, and food regulations vary by country — always check what applies in your country with a local healthcare professional.