Benefits of the Hadith: (Let the young women who are in their seclusion, or the young women and those in seclusion, and the menstruating women come out to witness the good and the invocation of the Muslims, and let the menstruating women stay away from the place of prayer)

The Shaykh : In this hadith, among its benefits, is the permissibility of women going out with men for jihad, but they must not engage directly in fighting, except in the case of self-defense, which is a different matter. Otherwise, they do not engage in fighting initially, due to the woman's lack of patience and the man's dominance over her. If a man from the enemy dominates her and kills her, this breaks the hearts of the mujahideen. Yes, if someone attacks her, she must defend herself. In this hadith is evidence for the permissibility of women treating the wounded and the sick, based on her saying: . If someone says: Does this imply that a woman must treat a man? The answer is: Even if it is implied, because this is a need or a dire necessity. For this reason, if a woman sees a man drowning and she knows how to swim, it is obligatory for her to go down and pull him out, and the same applies in the reverse case. Every situation has its own ruling. The distinction between men and women in fighting is evidence that a woman is only enabled to do work that befits her, not to participate in all of a man's works and responsibilities. It was reported from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that he said: This hadith, whether it refers to the Persians over whom the daughter of Kisra was placed in charge, or whether it is general: if it is the former, it is asked, what is the difference between this and other matters? A woman does not hold general authority in the Islamic government ever. Whoever appoints her to such a position has contradicted the ruling, because she is limited in thought and intellect. If a talented woman is found, that is rare, and the rare has no ruling. If someone says: What if there is a male doctor and a female doctor, which one treats the man? The male doctor, without doubt, because a woman treating a man is only in cases of need or dire necessity. And there must be a condition for a woman treating a man, which is that she must not be alone with him. If she is alone with him, it is forbidden. If someone says: The suspicion here is far-fetched because the man is sick and preoccupied with himself, so it is unlikely that he would have a sexual urge? The answer is: Do not assume that. If a beautiful nurse is alone with a man, even if he is sick, she will undoubtedly arouse his urge if she stands and touches his skin. Do not say he is sick, for Satan flows through the son of Adam like blood. It is not permissible for a woman to be alone with a man to treat him, nor for a man to be alone with a woman to treat her. Yes.