The Ruling on the Room Attached to the Mosque
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Question:
And regarding the Shaykh’s statement: If a woman enters the mosque in a private room, and if she loses out, perhaps it is a greeting. If the room’s door opens onto the mosque, then it is part of the mosque.
Answer:
It has the ruling of the mosque. However, if its door is outside the mosque, not on the mosque, and it has no door onto the mosque, then it is not part of the mosque. Even if its structure is connected to the mosque’s structure, as long as its entrance is outside, it is not considered part of the mosque. Yes.
And regarding the Shaykh’s statement: If a woman enters the mosque in a private room, and if she loses out, perhaps it is a greeting. If the room’s door opens onto the mosque, then it is part of the mosque.
Answer:
It has the ruling of the mosque. However, if its door is outside the mosque, not on the mosque, and it has no door onto the mosque, then it is not part of the mosque. Even if its structure is connected to the mosque’s structure, as long as its entrance is outside, it is not considered part of the mosque. Yes.
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