Is it prescribed for women to pray in the back of the mosque in our present day?

The questioner : Now, in this era, when mosques are built, a special area is made for women so that they do not see the men and the men do not see them. But with this custom, we find that often a man comes to pray with his family, for example, if he is traveling. If he does not find a designated area for women, he prefers that his wife not pray in the mosque rather than praying in another place afterwards. Do you see reviving the Sunnah in such a case, O Shaykh? That the woman enters and prays?

The Shaykh : And I see this. I complete this. This occurred in the time of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him). What is the meaning?

The questioner : The people know it, meaning we are exposed to them.

The Shaykh : Perhaps she is shy and it is difficult for her to pray with the imam. But if she is not shy, there is no harm. And I see that sometimes in the mosques on the roads, in the lines, men enter and women pray on the side of the mosque, either with the men or alone.