Forcing Women to Attend Qur'an Circles in the Mosque During Menstruation
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Question:
This questioner asks: Some Qur'an circles in the mosques require women not to be absent, even during their menstruation, especially during exams. What is the ruling on this?
Answer:
A menstruating woman does not sit in the mosque. As for her passing through to take something and leaving, there is no harm. Or if it is a shortcut and she passes through them, there is no harm. As for her sitting in the mosque while she is menstruating, this is not permissible. And it is not permissible for them to compel her to do so. If there is an exam, they send someone to test her. Yes.
This questioner asks: Some Qur'an circles in the mosques require women not to be absent, even during their menstruation, especially during exams. What is the ruling on this?
Answer:
A menstruating woman does not sit in the mosque. As for her passing through to take something and leaving, there is no harm. Or if it is a shortcut and she passes through them, there is no harm. As for her sitting in the mosque while she is menstruating, this is not permissible. And it is not permissible for them to compel her to do so. If there is an exam, they send someone to test her. Yes.
Source
75-لقاءات مع الشيخ صالح الفوزان - 15-.-12-5-1439 — archive.org (51:39)
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