The month of Ramadan is approaching, and male and female students are busy with studying for their exams.
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The questioner : Noble Shaykh! The month of Ramadan is approaching, and male and female students are busy with studying for their exams. Most of the month will be spent on these exams and studying, for those who are not university students. What is your guidance, since we will be preoccupied with reading the Qur'an and may miss the tarawih and voluntary prayers? How can we combine them?
The Shaykh : First: regarding the women. The General President informed me that their exams will begin on the third day of Ramadan, and that there is only one lesson per day. This necessitates the woman being preoccupied even with the night prayer of Ramadan. So she should make it easy for herself. As for the men: a man who has been diligent from the beginning of the year will not need much studying. And one who has been wasting his time has wasted himself. Yes.
The Shaykh : First: regarding the women. The General President informed me that their exams will begin on the third day of Ramadan, and that there is only one lesson per day. This necessitates the woman being preoccupied even with the night prayer of Ramadan. So she should make it easy for herself. As for the men: a man who has been diligent from the beginning of the year will not need much studying. And one who has been wasting his time has wasted himself. Yes.