Hamila

A calm Islamic pregnancy app for Muslim mothers

Track your pregnancy week by week and hold your faith close — source-labelled duas, dhikr and an Islamic birth plan, all in one gentle place.
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Faith and motherhood, held together

More than a tracker — a spiritual companion

Most pregnancy apps stop at symptoms, kick counts and appointments. For a Muslim mother, pregnancy is also worship — a season of dua, gratitude and reliance on Allah. Hamila is built with both realities in view.
Practical health tools sit beside duas for each trimester, Quranic recitation suggestions, and guidance on Islamic birth practice — in one quiet, unhurried app that grows with you from the dua of conception to the adhan after birth.

Everything for the journey, in one place

Pregnancy records and clearly labelled spiritual content, kept calm and simple.
Week-by-week pregnancy tracking
Follow your baby's development from conception to birth, and record weight, symptoms, movements and milestones in one calm place alongside your maternity team's care plan.
Duas, dhikr and adhkar for every stage
A source-labelled collection of supplications from the Quran and Sunnah, organised by trimester and situation — from the early weeks to gratitude after delivery.
A personalised Islamic birth plan
Set your preferences for recitation in the delivery room, the adhan after birth, aqiqah and tahnik, then share the plan with your midwife in one tap.
Contraction and kick tracking
Time contractions and count movements with a one-touch timer, and share the history with your maternity team. Always follow your team's instructions for when to seek care.
Quran, surahs and Islamic resources
Quran passages, a source-labelled dua library, and qualified editorial notes on naming and post-birth practice — clearly separated from health content.

Walking with you through every trimester

Informational guidance and grounding Islamic content, stage by stage.
01
First trimester
Weeks 1–13 · Settling your heart
Weekly updates on your baby's rapid early development, alongside duas for a righteous child and steadying the heart, plus morning-sickness tips and your first appointment checklist.
02
Second trimester
Weeks 14–27 · Building routines
Track movements and your growing weight, build consistent morning and evening adhkar, and prepare for the anatomy scan with weekly spiritual reflections.
03
Third trimester
Weeks 28–40 · Preparing for birth
Use the contraction timer when labour begins, finalise your Islamic birth plan, and read post-birth guidance on the adhan, tahnik and aqiqah.

Frequently asked questions

Is Hamila a medical app?
Hamila is a pregnancy-recording and faith-aware content companion, not a substitute for professional medical care. Always consult your midwife, doctor, or healthcare provider for medical advice. Our health content is informational only.
Who provides the Islamic content in Hamila?
Hamila distinguishes Quran passages, sourced narrated teachings, general supplications, and editorial reflections. Source and wording status are shown where available; personal religious questions should be taken to a qualified scholar.
Can I use Hamila if I am trying to conceive, not yet pregnant?
Yes. Hamila includes duas and guidance for the conception stage, including supplications for a righteous child. You can start using the spiritual features before your pregnancy begins.
Is my personal data secure?
Hamila does not sell personal data. It uses service providers for functions such as sign-in, notifications, payments, media, and Quran audio; product analytics collection is currently disabled. See the Privacy Policy for data, storage, and deletion details.
Which languages and countries does Hamila support?
The Hamila app supports English, Arabic, Turkish, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian, German, and Urdu, with RTL layout for Arabic and Urdu. Public editorial and legal pages are currently authoritative in English.
Does Hamila support different schools of Islamic thought?
Hamila labels sources and qualifies identified differences where possible, but it does not issue fatwas or guarantee that editorial text represents every school. Ask a qualified scholar for a ruling that applies to your circumstances.

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Begin your Hamila journey

Pregnancy records and source-labelled faith-aware content, together in one calm app.