In many nations, a prayer ban refers to legal restrictions on organized or vocal religious worship in public spaces, such as schools or government buildings. It is used to uphold secularism, protect minority rights, and ensure religious neutrality. Primarily benefiting non-practitioners and marginalized faith groups, these bans aim to foster an inclusive environment, free from institutional coercion or social pressure. This framework supports pluralistic societies by separating civic duties from personal beliefs.
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