The Ruling on Women Attending Arabic Language Classes in the Mosque
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Question:
A questioner from France asks: What is the ruling on women attending Arabic language classes in the mosque, given that the school’s curriculum is not known?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with women attending the mosque to learn, provided they are covered, observe the hijab, and are kept separate so they do not mix with the men. All their rows must be behind the men. There is nothing wrong with their attending sermons, lessons, and learning, on the condition that they are veiled, covering themselves, and isolated from the men, not mingling with them. Yes.
A questioner from France asks: What is the ruling on women attending Arabic language classes in the mosque, given that the school’s curriculum is not known?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with women attending the mosque to learn, provided they are covered, observe the hijab, and are kept separate so they do not mix with the men. All their rows must be behind the men. There is nothing wrong with their attending sermons, lessons, and learning, on the condition that they are veiled, covering themselves, and isolated from the men, not mingling with them. Yes.
Source
حضور النساء للتعلم بالمسجد — alfawzan.live
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