The terms of sale.

Habeeya is a trading name of Geokits Limited, registered in England and Wales, company number 16306007. Registered office: Office 9650, 321-323 High Road, Chadwell Heath, Romford, Essex, England, RM6 6AX.

Card payments are processed by Stripe on a checkout page that Stripe hosts. The files are delivered by us, from this website, by personal download links. Your contract for the books is with us.

A term is sold as a set of PDF files, which comprises the child’s book, the parent’s guide, the wall chart and the sheets of cards to cut out. The price is set in pounds sterling.

If you are buying from outside the United Kingdom, the checkout may offer to show that price in your own currency and charge you in it, at a rate that carries a conversion fee. Both are on the page and you can choose pounds instead. Whichever you pick, the total shown before you confirm is the total you pay, and any tax due in your country is worked out and shown there too.

The files are delivered immediately after payment, by a download link and by email. If a link expires or a file will not open, write to salam@habeeya.com and we will send it again.

Use them with the children in your own household, for as long as you like, on as many of your own devices as you like. Print them as many times as you need. Lend the printed copy to a friend the way you would lend a book.

If you run a class, a study circle or a homeschool group, the single household licence does not cover it. Write and ask. There is a proper answer and it is not expensive.

Buying online in the United Kingdom normally gives you fourteen days to change your mind. Digital content is the exception, and only on one condition: that you asked for it to be handed over straight away and understood that asking for that is what ends the fourteen days.

So we ask you plainly at the checkout. There is a box to tick that says you want the files now and that you accept these terms, and ticking it is what ends the cancellation period. Your receipt says the same thing back to you in writing. If you would rather keep the fourteen days, do not tick it and do not buy; read the free first week instead, which is the whole of week one and costs nothing.

None of this touches your statutory rights if something is actually wrong with what we sold you. A file that will not open, a book that is not what this site said it was, or a mistake in the books themselves are faults, not changes of mind, and the law covers them whatever any box says.

Because the books are handed over in full at the moment of purchase, there is no trial period and no automatic refund. If something is genuinely wrong, write to us and we will look at it fairly. The refunds page says how, and it takes a minute to read.

These books are a teaching resource written for families. They are not a substitute for a qualified teacher, and where a matter is one the scholars differ on, the books say so and send you to your own scholar rather than settling it for you. Nothing here is legal, medical or financial advice of any kind.

We do our utmost to be accurate and we correct errors quickly when they are found. Beyond that, our liability to you is limited to what you paid us, which is the ordinary position and not an attempt to escape anything. Nothing in these terms limits any liability that cannot lawfully be limited, and nothing affects your statutory rights as a consumer.

If these terms change, the version that applies to your purchase is the one that was published on the day you bought. These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction, which does not remove any protection you have under the law of the country you live in.

This version was published on 29 August 2026. Questions to salam@habeeya.com.