Terms of use
Midad helps you read a label. It gives no religious ruling and certifies nothing.
What Midad does
- Midad reads an ingredients list and shows, from cited public sources, whether each ingredient is halal, doubtful or haram, or whether there is no verdict.
- It is neither a certification nor a fatwa. It does not replace the judgment of a qualified person or of the body you follow.
Accuracy
- Verdicts can be incomplete or wrong: a label read badly, a recipe that changed, an ingredient missing from the base. When in doubt, ask the manufacturer or a qualified person.
- The service is provided as is, with no guarantee of accuracy. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for decisions taken on the strength of a verdict alone.
Purchases and subscriptions
- The barcode, the verdict and its full reason are free. Midad Complete (monthly or yearly subscription, or a one-time purchase) is bought in the app, through Apple.
- Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each period unless cancelled in your Apple account at least 24 hours before. Refunds are handled by Apple. Apple’s standard terms for apps also apply.
Data and licences
- Ingredient names come from Open Food Facts (ODbL licence). Brands mentioned belong to their owners.
- How your data is handled is described in the privacy policy.
Governing law
- Spanish law applies, without prejudice to the mandatory consumer rights you have in your country of residence.
Contact
- For any question: midad@joseluissaorin.com.