Is the place of sa'y part of the mosque?
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Q1: Is the place of sa'y today considered part of al-Masjid al-Haram or not? This is because the place of sa'y was outside al-Masjid al-Haram , so it was permissible for menstruating women and women with post-natal bleeding to enter it. If the place of sa'y is now considered part of the Sacred Sanctuary , it would be forbidden for these women to enter it.
A1: The place of sa'y is an independent site that does not take on the ruling of the mosque. Even if it were included, it would remain subject to its own rulings, such as the permissibility of a menstruating woman performing sa'y and sitting in it.
A1: The place of sa'y is an independent site that does not take on the ruling of the mosque. Even if it were included, it would remain subject to its own rulings, such as the permissibility of a menstruating woman performing sa'y and sitting in it.
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