Ayyam is a place to share your days with the people you care about. These rules are here so families, friends and creators can feel at home on it.
They’re built on Arab and Muslim values. Some things other platforms allow aren’t allowed here, and we’d rather say so up front than surprise you later.
Who the rules cover
Everyone on Ayyam, and everything you share: your profile, posts, videos, stories, comments, sounds and messages. They cover boosted posts too, and boosts have a few extra rules of their own.
You need to be at least 13 to have an account. To earn from your posts or to boost one, you need to be 18.
You also have to follow the law where you live. Something legal in your country can still break these rules.
The rules
- Child safetyNothing that sexualizes, harms or exploits children.
- Violence and dangerous groupsNo threats, no praise for attacks, no support for violent groups.
- Suicide and self-harmNothing that pushes people to hurt themselves.
- HarassmentNo bullying, threats, blackmail or attacks on someone’s honor.
- Hate speechNo attacks on people for their religion, origin or who they are.
- Respect for religionsNo mocking God, the prophets, holy books or places of worship.
- Nudity and sexual contentNo nudity, no sexual content, nothing against public decency.
- Private informationNo sharing other people’s details or private photos without their consent.
- Scams and fraudNo tricking people out of their money, accounts or information.
- Illegal and regulated goodsNo selling drugs or weapons, no promoting alcohol or gambling.
- Spam and fake engagementNo fake followers, likes or views, and no flooding.
- ImpersonationNo pretending to be someone else.
- False informationNo false information that can cause real harm.
- CopyrightNo posting other people’s work without their permission.
If you see something
Report it. Posts, comments, stories and accounts all have a Report option, and the person you report isn’t told who reported them. If you don’t have an account, or it’s about copyright, write to us through Contact us.
If someone is in danger right now, call emergency services first. In Egypt, that’s 122 for the police and 123 for an ambulance.
Changes
We’ll update these rules as Ayyam grows. Every page shows the date it last changed.