Quick answer
Is there an Islamic pregnancy tracker for Muslim women?
Yes. Noor includes a pregnancy mode built for Muslim women — focused on calm worship guidance through pregnancy rather than clinical dashboards, and it carries your history forward into the postpartum (nifās) window after birth.
Most pregnancy apps are clinical — week-by-week sizes, symptom logs, and medical dashboards. Noor takes a different approach: its pregnancy mode is a spiritual sanctuary that keeps your worship clear and unburdened while you carry, rather than overwhelming you with data.
During pregnancy, prayer remains obligatory, and most bleeding is treated as istiḥāḍah in the common practical position — so Noor keeps prayer guidance steady and calm, and gently surfaces when a bleeding pattern is worth raising with a scholar.
Because Noor is one continuous lifecycle, your journey is preserved: when your baby arrives, the app transitions smoothly into the 40-day postpartum (nifās) window, carrying your history forward instead of starting over.
The goal is faith-aligned comfort: a pregnancy companion for Muslim women that protects your sense of worship and dignity, kept private by design and free of advertising.
This summary draws on the established positions of the four Sunni madhhabs. For your specific situation, consult a qualified scholar.
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