What is the ruling on a menstruating woman entering the mosque to attend a circle of knowledge?
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Question:
If a menstruating woman passes through the mosque. If a menstruating woman passes through the mosque, and she wants a room inside the mosque prepared for menstruating women so that she can attend a lecture or a memorization circle.
Answer:
My brother, do not place the room inside the mosque. If it is inside the mosque, its ruling becomes the ruling of the mosque; menstruating women do not enter it and do not sit in it. Rather, if it is a room adjacent to the mosque and its door is from the back, not on the mosque—a room adjacent to the mosque with its door on the street—then there is no harm in that. But if the room’s door is on the mosque and she needs to enter with the mosque, because the door of the room is on it, this is part of the mosque, so it is not permissible for a menstruating woman to enter it to sit in it.
If a menstruating woman passes through the mosque. If a menstruating woman passes through the mosque, and she wants a room inside the mosque prepared for menstruating women so that she can attend a lecture or a memorization circle.
Answer:
My brother, do not place the room inside the mosque. If it is inside the mosque, its ruling becomes the ruling of the mosque; menstruating women do not enter it and do not sit in it. Rather, if it is a room adjacent to the mosque and its door is from the back, not on the mosque—a room adjacent to the mosque with its door on the street—then there is no harm in that. But if the room’s door is on the mosque and she needs to enter with the mosque, because the door of the room is on it, this is part of the mosque, so it is not permissible for a menstruating woman to enter it to sit in it.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم دخول الحائض للمسجد لحضور حلقة علم؟ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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