A pregnant woman who sees blood: does she pray or not?

Sayyidah Aishah (may Allah be pleased with her) said: If a pregnant woman sees blood, she does not leave the prayer.

Ata, concerning a woman who sees blood during pregnancy, said: She should perform ablution and pray.

Ayyub said: I wrote to Nafi' asking him about a pregnant woman who sees blood. He replied: I asked Sulayman bin Yasar: If she sees blood outside the state of menstruation and postnatal bleeding, what should she do? He said: She should take a ritual bath, bind herself with a cloth to hold back the blood, and pray.

Al-Sha'bi and Ata, concerning a pregnant woman who sees pure fresh blood, said: She should take a ritual bath and pray.

Al-Hasan, concerning a pregnant woman who sees blood, said: She should do the same as a woman with chronic bleeding (istihadah) does.

Al-Hasan, concerning a pregnant woman who sees blood, said: If she finds it to be the same as she used to experience during menstruation, she should leave the prayer; and if it lasts only a day or two, she should not leave the prayer.

Ibrahim said: If a woman sees blood while pregnant, she should perform ablution and pray, for it is nothing.

Al-Hakam, concerning a pregnant woman who sees blood, said: It is nothing.

He said: Hammad said: She is in the position of a woman with chronic bleeding (istihadah).

Amr bin Harim said: Jabir bin Zayd was asked: If a woman sees blood during pregnancy, should she leave the prayer? He said: Only menstruation prevents one from prayer and fasting; this is ghayd (a deficiency).

Malik bin Anas said: I asked al-Zuhri about a pregnant woman who sees blood, and he said: She should leave the prayer.

Ikrimah, al-Hakam and Hammad said: Pregnancy and menstruation cannot occur together; when a pregnant woman sees blood, she should pray.