AyahNuzulSabeel
Privacy policy
Updated 14 November 2026
Who we are
AyahNuzulSabeel (ANS) is operated by Naziya in Australia. For privacy questions, use our feedback form.
On your device
Your name, highlights, bookmarks, favourites, reciter, colour and Arabic text choices stay on your device. They are never sent to us. Surahs you open are kept on your device for up to 7 days so you can read offline, then removed.
Group access codes
During the pilot, ANS is opened with a group access code. When you enter a correct code, your device receives a pass that holds only the group and an expiry date 30 days later. It does not identify you.
Usage counts
To improve ANS, we count which surahs and tabs each group opens, along with the country. We count only these events: opening the app, a surah, a tab or a dua, sharing a dua, and installing the app. Counts are kept per group per day and never include your name or anything that identifies you.
The same counts are sent to PostHog in the European Union, labelled only by group and a two-letter country code. No personal profile, IP address or precise location is sent.
Security and misuse
To stop misuse, such as guessing access codes or copying content in bulk, your internet address is scrambled (hashed) and kept only briefly. Raw internet addresses are not stored.
Shared verses and duas
When you share a verse or dua, the picture and link go only to the people you choose, through the app you choose. Anyone with the link can view that one card.
Service providers
Cloudflare hosts the app and its data. Quran text, tafsir and recitation come from the Quran Foundation; recitation audio streams from its servers. PostHog processes the group usage counts. Provider processing may involve countries outside your own.
Your rights
Because we do not hold personal data about you, there is usually nothing to access or delete on our side. Clearing the app's data on your device removes everything stored there. You can contact us with any question, or complain to your local privacy regulator, including the OAIC in Australia.