The ruling on women going out for the Tarawih prayer

People talk a lot, Your Eminence, about women praying Tahajjud or Tarawih in the mosques. Do you have a word on this, if you would be so kind?
Answer: Yes, there is nothing wrong with women praying with the Muslims in the mosques, provided they pay attention to the hijab, guard against fitnah (trial, discord or temptation), and avoid wearing perfumes while passing through the markets. They should be careful regarding perfume, tabarruj (a woman's display of her adornment), and showing off their beauty. Rather, they should be covered, veiled, and far removed from the causes of fitnah. Otherwise, their home is better for them; their home is more appropriate for them and more honorable for them. However, if there is a need to go out—because she is lazy at home or because she wants to hear the sermons and dhikr (the remembrance of Allah)—then there is nothing wrong with it, but only under this condition: being cautious, paying attention, covering up, and staying away from the causes of fitnah, whether in terms of perfume, clothing, or showing off beauty. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.