An Overview on the Potential Commercialization of Muslimah Menses Apps

It is really a big problem because some of them are uncertain on how to decide which is haidh and which is istihadhah that eventually effect their religious practices performance. That is why research must be done to develop a green technology gadget known as an app to help the Muslimah to end their misery regarding menstruation problem. A hypothesis tends to see that this interactive and informative app will reduce the certainty problem relate to menstruation (haidh) and hyper menses (istihadhah) among Muslimah. The clear status will enable the Muslimah to perform solat or fast and to do any permissible deeds. It is important to have a kind of app that Muslimah can use in order to perform ibadah with yaqin (confident or certainty). But there is a lack of mobile application for haid and istihadah, which targets specifically for muslimah on fiqh basis. A good quality mobile application must be look at both its functional and non-functional characteristics. The research is done to help the Muslimah around the world who has menstruation problem.

Overview, Potential Commercialization

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