The ruling on holding the mushaf with gloves and women entering the prayer halls
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The questioner:
He asks us about two issues regarding Quran memorization. The first issue is the ruling on holding the Book of Allah the Exalted with gloves. He asks us about two issues: a group of women who memorize the Noble Quran in the mosques in the prayer halls. The first issue is the ruling on holding the mushaf with gloves, and the second issue is the ruling on their entering if they memorize in the prayer halls.
The Shaykh:
Holding the mushaf with gloves is not a problem. If one has a need for it, there is no harm. She holds the mushaf and reviews what she wants. As for the musalla, it is a mosque. The correct view is that the musalla is a mosque. The Eid musalla and the funeral musalla are a mosque. There is no harm in entering it and sitting in it. As for the rooms prepared for prayer, one does not pass by them once, nor by a public toilet. May Allah reward you with good. Yes.
The questioner:
Are the private rooms for women considered mosques or not?
The Shaykh:
Outside the mosque.
The questioner:
I mean, like our mosque here, it is better than the mosque next to it.
The Shaykh:
If it is outside the mosque and you do not hear the mosque, they listen to the benefit and it does not have the ruling of a mosque. If it is a passage outside the mosque, this is where the mosque’s items are stored, or books are stored, or a menstruating woman or women listen, there is no harm. If it is outside the mosque, it does not come from the prison. If it is outside the walking. If it is attached to the mosque, do not forget this, and it will not be interpreted. If it is
He asks us about two issues regarding Quran memorization. The first issue is the ruling on holding the Book of Allah the Exalted with gloves. He asks us about two issues: a group of women who memorize the Noble Quran in the mosques in the prayer halls. The first issue is the ruling on holding the mushaf with gloves, and the second issue is the ruling on their entering if they memorize in the prayer halls.
The Shaykh:
Holding the mushaf with gloves is not a problem. If one has a need for it, there is no harm. She holds the mushaf and reviews what she wants. As for the musalla, it is a mosque. The correct view is that the musalla is a mosque. The Eid musalla and the funeral musalla are a mosque. There is no harm in entering it and sitting in it. As for the rooms prepared for prayer, one does not pass by them once, nor by a public toilet. May Allah reward you with good. Yes.
The questioner:
Are the private rooms for women considered mosques or not?
The Shaykh:
Outside the mosque.
The questioner:
I mean, like our mosque here, it is better than the mosque next to it.
The Shaykh:
If it is outside the mosque and you do not hear the mosque, they listen to the benefit and it does not have the ruling of a mosque. If it is a passage outside the mosque, this is where the mosque’s items are stored, or books are stored, or a menstruating woman or women listen, there is no harm. If it is outside the mosque, it does not come from the prison. If it is outside the walking. If it is attached to the mosque, do not forget this, and it will not be interpreted. If it is
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام [ ابن باز ] [ الشرح الجديد ]، تابع أحاديث في الجنايات — islamhouse.com (4:26)
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