A woman attending the mosque to listen to dhikr and the sermon.

The Shaykh : The wives of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) were, without doubt, the first to take the initiative in adopting matters of virtue and religious excellence. If the wives of the Messenger and the mothers of the believers prayed in the mosques, it was only because they heard in the mosque a sermon from which they benefited, which they might not find in their homes. In this case, it is better for the woman to pray in the mosque; meaning, if a woman goes out to the mosque solely to perform the prayer in congregation, her prayer in her home alone is better for her than praying in the mosque with the congregation. However, if she goes out to the mosque to hear the sermon or attend a lesson, then it is preferable for her to pray in the mosque with the Muslim congregation so that she may attend the dhikr, the sermon, and the lesson. This is a long jurisprudential discussion here, but it seems there are many questions and time is short, so we will suffice with this much.

The questioner : We will continue, if Allah wills, after the Maghrib prayer.