Terms and Conditions

0. Introduction and scope of the agreement

This document constitutes a legally binding agreement between Waqf of Mohammad Hatem Bahareth Charitable Company, as the legal owner of Bahareth.org.sa andDyslexia.sa and their affiliated accounts and platforms, referred to by the short name “Mohammad Bahareth Waqf”, and the user, meaning any natural or legal person who visits, uses, or interacts with any of them. These terms apply to the content, forms, digital services, and related correspondence.

For the purposes of this agreement, the terms “waqf”, “we”, “us”, and “owner” mean Mohammad Bahareth Waqf unless the context expressly requires otherwise.

According to information provided by the website’s legal owner, services offered under the dyslexia awareness initiative through Dyslexia.saoperate under electronic publishing permit no. 488834 issued by the General Authority of Media Regulation, and productive families registration certificate no. 2192119 issued by the Social Development Bank.

1. Nature of the contract and voluntary acceptance

1.1 The user acknowledges that any services, products, or digital materials offered through the websites are for awareness, nonessential, or developmental purposes and are not essential goods or services, and that acceptance of these terms is freely given without coercion.

1.2 The user acknowledges that consent to this agreement is freely given and, to the extent permitted by applicable law, may not invoke adhesion or a position contrary to this acknowledgment. No provision shall be interpreted as a waiver of a mandatory right that the law does not permit to be waived.

2. Legal capacity

2.1 The user undertakes that they have reached the legal age of majority and have full capacity to contract. 2.2 If the user is a minor, they acknowledge that use is with the permission of their guardian or legal representative, who bears responsibility for the minor’s conduct and obligations to the extent prescribed by law.

3. Evidentiary value of digital records

Access logs, IP addresses, conversation records, website activity data, and relevant correspondence may be retained and used as evidence to the extent prescribed by applicable Saudi law. The user acknowledges that these records may be submitted to competent authorities or courts when needed to protect rights or comply with legal requirements.

4. Intellectual property and content rights

All original content, designs, text, images, logos, visual identity, databases, and editorial content are the exclusive property of the waqf or its licensors, as applicable, and are protected by relevant laws. Copying, republication, modification, commercial exploitation, or creation of derivative works is prohibited without prior written permission.

Any unauthorized use of content, identity, or protected materials entitles us to seek the contractual compensation stated below and any other rights or compensation permitted by applicable law.

5. Prohibited uses

The following acts are strictly prohibited, whether directly or indirectly:

• Requesting financial assistance from Mohammad Bahareth Waqf, requesting donations or financial support in its name, claiming to have its authorization, or directing others to its contact details for this purpose.
• Adding telephone numbers or contact details to groups, mailing lists, broadcast messages, marketing campaigns, referrals, or any unauthorized mass communication.
• Offering paid products or services, or using forms, email, telephone, or WhatsApp for advertising, marketing, sales, or requests for payment without an invitation or prior written consent.
• Sending or referring others to Mohammad Bahareth Waqf or its contact details for a commercial referral, profit, commission, marketing, or collection of payment, or claiming that any contact channel accepts such practices.
• Sending cold communications, unsolicited advertisements, spam, threats, or abusive or misleading content by any means.
• Using technical means to conceal identity, circumvent the website’s controls, or impersonate it with the intention of fraud, harm, or unauthorized access.
• Automatically copying, extracting, indexing, or scraping the website’s content or data, including through bots, crawlers, scripts, or AI services, without prior written permission.
• Using Mohammad Bahareth’s name, images, voice, or works, or any content belonging to the company or the waqf, to train, feed, improve, evaluate, or operate generative AI models, large language models, databases, or commercial products without explicit written permission.
• Impersonating Mohammad Bahareth Waqf, its staff, or its partners, or creating pages, accounts, messages, or links that imply a false relationship or endorsement.
• Hacking or disrupting the website, bypassing its technical controls, intercepting communications, collecting users’ data, or sending malicious files or links.

5.2 Protection of rights and commencement of proceedings

In the event of a violation, harm, a documented threat, or reasonable suspicion of misuse of the website, identity, contact details, or content, the waqf may, within applicable law, take measures necessary to protect its rights. These include preserving records, bringing proceedings or submitting complaints or reports, seeking compensation, and defending any claim or proceeding brought against it because of the violation. This does not limit its right to take any other preventive or lawful measure available through competent authorities.

6. Awareness content and medical disclaimer

Content is provided for awareness and general information only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or professional assessment. Consult an accredited specialist for any assessment, treatment, or decision relating to health, disability, or learning difficulties.

7. Respect for the rights of persons with disabilities

This provision gives notice that Mr. Mohammad Bahareth is a person with a disability. Exploitation, abuse, bullying, or verbal assault against him or any person with a disability through the websites or contact channels is prohibited. We reserve the right to take lawful action and seek compensation provided for by law in the event of any violation.

8. Recording, monitoring, and retention of correspondence

Calls, conversations, virtual meetings, and correspondence through affiliated channels may be retained or recorded when the parties have been notified and the necessary consents obtained in accordance with applicable law. Where appropriate and legally permitted, they may be used as evidence to protect rights, address disputes, or comply with legal obligations.

Using data, content, contact details, names, images, voices, or works belonging to the websites to train, feed, or improve generative AI models or large language models is strictly prohibited without written permission. This prohibition includes automated extraction, scraping, indexing, and reuse for commercial, analytical, or training purposes.

The following amounts constitute contractual compensation sought when a violation is established, within the limits determined by law and competent judicial authorities, without prejudice to any other right to seek compensation or take lawful action:

11. Forms and correspondence

Sending an email concerning contact, volunteering, or partnership does not create a contractual relationship, agency, financial obligation, or promise of acceptance, response, or contracting. We may review or reject requests, decline to respond, or request additional information. Do not send sensitive or confidential data, banking information, financial requests, or files you have no right to share.

No message, reply, call, or communication by email, telephone, or WhatsApp constitutes approval of a partnership, purchase, service provision, acceptance of an offer, or creation of an obligation unless written approval is issued by an authorized representative through the approved lawful means. Correspondence containing a paid offer, marketing referral, request for financial assistance, or direction of others for these purposes is rejected immediately.

12. Governing law and dispute resolution

This agreement is governed by the laws and regulations of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The General Court in Jeddah is the forum for disputes arising from it, within its subject-matter and territorial jurisdiction, unless applicable law requires another jurisdiction or authority. Arabic is the official authoritative language for interpreting this agreement and conducting litigation concerning it. If any provision is held unenforceable, the validity and enforceability of the remaining provisions are unaffected.

13. No waiver and entire agreement

Failure or delay in exercising a right does not waive it. These terms, together with the published Financial Assistance Notice and Privacy Policy, constitute the entire agreement governing use of the websites and their channels. Any contrary oral or implied undertaking, statement, or permission has no effect unless issued in writing and signed by an authorized representative.