Ruling on the entry of non-Muslim women into mosques
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Question:
The questioner asks: Is it permissible for non-Muslim women to enter the mosque, when we do not know whether she is menstruating or not? Is it permissible for her to enter the mosque even if she is a disbeliever?
Answer:
If her entry is for a need, there is nothing wrong with it, such as listening to a benefit, drinking water, or something similar. If her entry does not cause harm to the mosque, whether for listening to a benefit, seeking someone, or drinking water, there is nothing wrong with it. One should not inquire whether she is menstruating or not.
The questioner asks: Is it permissible for non-Muslim women to enter the mosque, when we do not know whether she is menstruating or not? Is it permissible for her to enter the mosque even if she is a disbeliever?
Answer:
If her entry is for a need, there is nothing wrong with it, such as listening to a benefit, drinking water, or something similar. If her entry does not cause harm to the mosque, whether for listening to a benefit, seeking someone, or drinking water, there is nothing wrong with it. One should not inquire whether she is menstruating or not.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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