Your cycle and your worship, in one place
No guilt and no guesswork: the app keeps track, explains what changes and what doesn’t, and leaves rulings to scholars.
Cycle tracking
Mark your days on a cycle ring, see an estimate of your next period based on your own average, and get a gentle “Has your period ended?” on the estimated last day.
The four madhhabs
The Period guide sets out the Hanafi, Shafi’i, Maliki and Hanbali views on reading and touching the Quran, naming its sources.
Qada fast counter
Period Mode asks about days that fell in Ramadan. The Qada screen counts recorded, kept and remaining fasts and can remind you the evening before the day you pick.
Worship that continues
Dua and dhikr suggestions that fit your mood, hadith and fiqh cards, verses for comfort, and one of the 99 Names each day.
Ghusl guide
Ghusl step by step, and a single reminder when you mark your period as over, for whenever you’re ready.
Quieter on these days
The adhan sound is off, Protect My Prayer rests, your prayer streak is kept, and you can pause your Quran reading plan.
Every stage of life
Set your situation to pregnant, postpartum, breastfeeding or irregular, and the estimate adapts or steps aside. Postpartum mode counts the days until you mark that your bleeding has stopped.
Symptoms, mood and notes
Log how you feel each day. With Lunora+ you also get cycle insights and a document of your records to share with your doctor.
Private by design
Your period, mood and symptom records stay on your device in its secure storage and are never uploaded. No account is needed.
From the first day to ghusl
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Mark the start
When your period begins, mark it in Period Mode. The adhan sound goes quiet and Protect My Prayer rests from that moment.
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Tell Lunora what applies to you
Optionally choose your situation and your madhhab. You can leave either unstated and change them any time.
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Follow your days
Log symptoms, mood and notes, and get duas and dhikr that fit how you feel. The guide explains what is lifted during menstruation and what is not.
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Mark the end
On the estimated last day Lunora asks whether your period has ended. Once you mark it, you can get one ghusl reminder for when you’re ready.
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Keep track of qada
If your period fell in Ramadan, Period Mode asks about those days and adds them to your qada fasts.
What Lunora shows for each madhhab
Lunora does not issue rulings. It shows what each school is reported to hold, names where that comes from, and suggests asking a scholar about your own situation.
Reading the Quran during menstruation
The Period guide lists the view of each of the four schools on touching the mushaf, reciting, reading verses with the intention of dua or dhikr, and listening.
- Hanafi: as reported by Diyanet (Türkiye)
- Shafi’i: al-Nawawi and Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta
- Maliki: Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta and Diyanet
- Hanbali: Diyanet, and the view of Ibn Baz
Your madhhab, only if you say so
If you choose your madhhab in Period Mode settings, its view is shown first. You can also choose “I would rather not say”.
Lunora never guesses your madhhab from your country. Without one, the app shows no school-specific numbers.
When bleeding lasts longer
If you have chosen a madhhab and your bleeding goes on for a while, a card shows the maximum length of menstruation that school is commonly reported to recognize.
The card says plainly: “This is not a ruling. For your situation, please consult a knowledgeable scholar.”
Prayer, fasting and qada
The “What is lifted, and what is not” section explains that the prayers of menstruation days are not made up, while missed fasts are.
The qada counter only counts days: “When and how to make them up depends on your school of thought (madhhab); ask a scholar about that.”
Frequently asked questions
Period Mode is the part of the Lunora app that follows your menstrual cycle alongside your prayer, Quran and dhikr. It tracks your cycle and estimates the next period, explains what changes in worship during menstruation, offers duas and dhikr that fit your mood, and counts qada fasts. Lunora is free to download on iPhone and Android.
Lunora shows the views of the Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki and Hanbali schools rather than a single answer. Its Period guide lists each school's view on reading the Quran during menstruation together with the source, and shows your school first if you have chosen one. The app does not issue rulings and suggests asking a scholar about your own situation.
Yes. Period Mode asks about period days that fell in Ramadan, and the Qada screen shows how many fasts are recorded, kept and remaining. You can pick a day for your next qada fast and get a reminder the evening before. Lunora only counts the days; when and how to make them up depends on your madhhab.
While Period Mode is on, the adhan sound is turned off and Protect My Prayer rests without asking. Both return on their own when your period ends, and period days do not break your prayer streak.
Yes. Your period, mood, symptom and journal records stay on your device in its secure storage and are not uploaded to Lunora's servers. No account is needed and there are no ads.
Yes. You can set your situation to pregnant, postpartum, breastfeeding or irregular. The estimate adapts or pauses accordingly, and postpartum mode counts the days until you mark that your bleeding has stopped.