The Ruling on Praying the Greeting of the Mosque in the Mus'a
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Question:
He says: Since there is no longer a barrier between the Mus'a and the Sacred Mosque, is it obligatory for one who sits in it to pray the greeting of the mosque?
Answer:
The Mus'a is not part of the mosque; rather, it is an independent sanctuary. Therefore, a menstruating woman enters it; a menstruating woman performs the Sa'y and is not prevented. If it were part of the mosque, menstruating women would be prevented from entering it and performing the Sa'y in it, as well as sitting in it. It is not part of the mosque; it is an independent sanctuary mosque. Thus, it does not have a greeting of the mosque when you enter it.
He says: Since there is no longer a barrier between the Mus'a and the Sacred Mosque, is it obligatory for one who sits in it to pray the greeting of the mosque?
Answer:
The Mus'a is not part of the mosque; rather, it is an independent sanctuary. Therefore, a menstruating woman enters it; a menstruating woman performs the Sa'y and is not prevented. If it were part of the mosque, menstruating women would be prevented from entering it and performing the Sa'y in it, as well as sitting in it. It is not part of the mosque; it is an independent sanctuary mosque. Thus, it does not have a greeting of the mosque when you enter it.
Source
أحكام المسعى — alfawzan.live
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