The Ruling on Prayer Halls in Schools and Offices
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Question:
This questioner says: Does the prayer hall found in schools and other places have the ruling of a mosque, in terms of menstruating women not being allowed to enter and other such rulings? I hope you will clarify this.
Answer:
The prayer hall that is in an office or a school does not take on the ruling of a mosque. It is called a prayer hall and does not take on the ruling of a mosque. It does not become an endowment, and a menstruating woman is not prevented from entering it, because it is not a mosque, but merely a prayer hall. Yes.
This questioner says: Does the prayer hall found in schools and other places have the ruling of a mosque, in terms of menstruating women not being allowed to enter and other such rulings? I hope you will clarify this.
Answer:
The prayer hall that is in an office or a school does not take on the ruling of a mosque. It is called a prayer hall and does not take on the ruling of a mosque. It does not become an endowment, and a menstruating woman is not prevented from entering it, because it is not a mosque, but merely a prayer hall. Yes.
Source
لقاء مفتوح [الزلفي] — alfawzan.live (50:21)
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