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BIO FIQH ANALYSER

school GRACE VALLEY ISLAMIC COLLEGE FOR GIRLS, MARAVATTOM, MALAPPURAM
group FATHIMATHUL BINSIYA P (646), FATHIMA NUJAIBA (643)

A “Bio-Fiqh Chemical Analyzer” is a device designed to scientifically examine whether cosmetic products are halal according to Islamic law and whether they allow water to reach the skin during wudu. Its aim is to identify, through simple tests, whether products like creams, lotions, and nail polish contain animal-derived ingredients, whether alcohol is present, and whether they block water permeability. It also attempts to demonstrate the purity and practical viability of synthetic enzymes produced in laboratories as alternatives to animal fats. The device operates in three stages. First, a water permeability test is conducted using a micropore membrane with pores as a substitute for human skin; if water passes through after applying the product, it is considered suitable for wudu. Second, the presence of alcohol is detected using special indicator strips; if alcohol is present, the color of the strip changes. Third, LED lights and digital sensors are used to visually and precisely confirm water permeability and chemical changes. By using this device, users can scientifically ensure that the cosmetic products they use will not affect their acts of worship. Rather than relying solely on advertising claims, it provides a practical way to gain spiritual peace of mind through test results. This project is presented as an innovative effort to strengthen a halal lifestyle by integrating science and technology with faith-based values.