Preserving the time of worship while serving the husband
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Question:
The sister Umm Ahmad says: Some housewives face pressure from their work at home, which prevents them from performing worship in the best manner during Ramadan. Their service to their husbands is counted for them, and that reward is sufficient.
Answer:
No, it is not sufficient for them to serve their husbands and leave off worship in Ramadan and voluntary acts. Rather, they should serve their husbands when there is a need, when they are needed, and they should also make a place for themselves in obedience and worship, and standing in night prayer in the mosques with the women and in their homes. Yes.
The sister Umm Ahmad says: Some housewives face pressure from their work at home, which prevents them from performing worship in the best manner during Ramadan. Their service to their husbands is counted for them, and that reward is sufficient.
Answer:
No, it is not sufficient for them to serve their husbands and leave off worship in Ramadan and voluntary acts. Rather, they should serve their husbands when there is a need, when they are needed, and they should also make a place for themselves in obedience and worship, and standing in night prayer in the mosques with the women and in their homes. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/073 — archive.org (6:19)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.
