The service terms are still being finalized.

Mosq is intended to help people discover mosques and prayer information, and to help mosque teams manage public-facing listings. Users should use the service lawfully, honestly, and in a way that supports accurate public information.

• Do not misuse the directory, admin tools, or contact routes.
• Do not attempt to interfere with service availability, data integrity, or access control.
• Do not submit content that is misleading, abusive, infringing, or clearly unrelated to the purpose of the platform.

Where Mosq offers account access, claim flows, or mosque administration roles, users are expected to provide accurate information and only seek access they are entitled to manage.

Mosque teams should keep account credentials secure and use role-based access responsibly when publishing timetable, display, or profile updates.

Content submitted for mosque profiles, timetable surfaces, or public display experiences may be shown to visitors as part of the product. Users should only submit material they are allowed to publish and that fits the intended purpose of the service.

• Mosq may limit, edit, remove, or refuse content that appears unsafe, misleading, or incompatible with the service.
• Public directory information may remain visible even if a listing has not yet been formally claimed by a mosque team.
• Feature availability may change as the platform evolves.

Mosq may update features, routes, or workflows over time. The final terms will describe service availability, liability, and legal detail more precisely once the formal version is ready.

Until then, the safest reading is that this draft describes expected behavior, not a complete legal framework.