Does the ruling on movement while listening to the sermon apply to a woman in her home?

Question:
May Allah reward you. Regarding listening to the sermon and what is mentioned in the hadith, "he has spoken in vain," is the ruling the same for women and men? Because I listen to the sermon while I am in my home and attend to my children's needs. This is specific to those present in the mosque, men and women, that they must listen and not speak, because if one speaks or engages in movements of playfulness,

Answer:
then he has no reward for his attendance, and "he has spoken in vain" means his reward is invalidated. Speaking and movement while the imam is delivering the sermon are forbidden for those present at the sermon, men and women, and they invalidate the reward for attending the Friday prayer. However, if you are listening to it while you are in your home, no right is attached to that. If you listen to it for the benefit, that is good. And if you do not listen to it and turn to your tasks and occupations, there is no blame on you.