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Is there a text that limits “greeting the mosque” to the first three rows of the mosque?
SaveRuling on building above or beneath a mosque
SaveThere is nothing wrong with a menstruating woman entering the mosque to take something she needs and then come out
SaveWomen praying in the musalla to the right of the men
SaveRuling on observing i‘tikaaf in a room that is separate from the mosque
SaveRenting out part of the mosque in order to make money from it
SaveRuling on following the imam from outside the mosque or following a prayer by listening to the radio
SaveCharging one’s mobile phone from the electricity in the Haram
SaveBan on women wearing perfume outside the house
SaveCan a Woman Enter the Mosque during Her Period?
It is not permissible for a menstruating woman to enter the mosque unless she is only passing through. However, she may sit in a place that is attached to the mosque or close to it and listen to the Khutbah.Save