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Can I pray during pregnancy?
Yes. Pregnancy does not excuse prayer — you continue all five daily prayers as normal. In the majority view, most bleeding during pregnancy is not ḥayḍ but istiḥāḍah, so you pray with wuḍū before each prayer time.
Yes. Pregnancy is not a reason to leave prayer. A pregnant woman continues to perform all five daily prayers, and her worship is fully obligatory throughout pregnancy. If standing or prostrating becomes difficult, she may pray seated or adapt her posture, but the prayer is not dropped.
On bleeding during pregnancy the schools differ. The Hanafi and Hanbali schools generally hold that a pregnant woman does not menstruate — any blood she sees is istiḥāḍah, so she keeps praying and fasting, making wuḍū before each prayer. The Shafiʿi and Maliki schools allow that blood meeting the conditions of ḥayḍ can be menstruation even during pregnancy.
Because the safer and more common practical position is that pregnancy bleeding is istiḥāḍah, most pregnant women continue praying unless clear menstrual signs appear under the school they follow. When in doubt, the cautious practice is to continue praying.
Noor's pregnancy mode focuses on gentle worship comfort rather than clinical dashboards — keeping prayer guidance clear and calm while you carry, and flagging when bleeding patterns warrant asking a scholar.
This summary draws on the established positions of the four Sunni madhhabs. For your specific situation, consult a qualified scholar.
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