Should I pray taraweeh at the masjid or stay home? 

She's not saying don't come. She said come but come respectfully

I am doing the same

Frankly, this could be corrected if more fathers took the children to the men's side. There should be an even distribution, rather than the tiny women's side getting packed with all the women who want to pray and all their children. Importantly--children should always be welcome in the masjid! They should play and laugh and run around there! But they should be spread to both sides evenly.

Theyre not ready for her😢

It's not better, nor does it bring greater reward than her prayer at the masjid. It's the equal to praying at the masjid, but ofcourse, the process of going to the masjid itself, as in every step she takes towards the masjid, will bring her more deeds. What the Dr. Says here is that it is not permissable to gossip and practice improper manners in the masjid. This applies to men as well.

​​@@jennifershafi3238 “Do not prevent your women from going to the mosques , although their houses are better for them .” (Classed as authentic by Al-Albani in Irwa’ Al-Ghalil, 515

what is the hadith sorce of this please?@@jennifershafi3238

@jamilyakassenova yho rite..a woman's prayer is better if performed at home .tho it's not prohibited fr hr to go to masjid

@@namirimunuru1316 bu why do all of this effort, if the prayer at home is better? There is wisdom in that, that you personally may not understand and i don't want to explain to you with examples why it's better for women to pray at home. I preay to Allah to give you understanding.

The prophet saw advised the Sahabah not to prohibit women from going to Mosque. From this we can understand that going to the mosque can be helpful for some women. Everyone has a different situation they are facing and alhamdulillah Allah certainly is all knowing. In my observation, I do see the wisdom though of encouraging women to pray at home as they tend to invite fitnah when they go to the mosque. Where im from, eventhough we are a Muslim country and receive basic islamic education from the age of 7 to 17 years old in schools, people now still have to create awareness about how women who come to the mosque need to adhere to basic etiquettes like cooperating with one another to keep the saf straight and filled properly, not to dress up in clothes that are eye catching and wearing perfume that may entice the opposite gender, to mind their children who can get unruly and disturb others ect. Going to the mosque for women it seems is not as straightforward an affair as they are for men. I too find great solace in going to the mosque but I'm also at peace when I worship at home,alhamdulillah. May Allah bless u and your family, keep us steadfast in our Deen and gather us all in jannah, ameen ❤.

Aamiine, absolutely agree and all the mosques should have separate rooms for socializing, for children and a nursery (why not??). The mosques used to be a socializing political ("polis"/city affairs management) area. Let us absolutely respect its sanctuarity while not loosing that. This is a pillar of our local Umma and it should include women, elders, and children with appropriate activities and time for it inshaAllah.

Jazaki Allahu khayr 🩷

جزاك الله خيرا

Jazakumullah khair

The video should be played at the masjid in ladies area.

NO

I think she is referring to her medical uniform, amiright? She is a doctor after all subhanallah

@@AnonymeHeart-ij6mj if you listen to the video you will understand my comment. Even if we are at work our uniform should be loose and pleasing to Allah swt. I am not speaking about Dr Haifaa but about what she said in her video, hence the quotation marks.. She pointed out that a sister may say she just came from work as a reason for not dressing appropriately in the masjid.

That’s right, Allah SWA is everywhere and not just in the masjid. We should wear appropriate clothes all the time, so that we can go from work to masjid without having to change. Same goes for hijab. Wearing hijab inside masjid is as if Allah SWA is only in masjid and not everywhere outside? Logic is not used anymore.

Al-Bukhari (324) and Muslim (890) narrated that Umm `Atiyyah (may Allah be pleased with her) said: The Messenger of Allah (blessings and peace of Allah be upon him) commanded us to bring out on Al-Fitr and Al-Adha the girls who had reached puberty, menstruating women and women in seclusion.

Make dua to Allah that to take out the love to our handphones and the love to waste time. Reminder for me❤

All we could do is ignore and focus on what we do, follow Quran and sunnah whenever needed advices related to fiqh trust good sources and let everyone do whatever they want Some online sources are definitely sheikha haifa younis, mufti menk, sheikh assim al hakim, sheikh omar sulieman And sheikh assim Al hakim also answers questions via call Those can also be trials for us Allah might test our steadfastness with this confusions We can declare ourselves as Muslims and nothing else May Allah protect us from fitna and biddah innovations

Aameen ! It’s highly disturbing and that to during khutbah ..

Children crying is not the fault of women. Children cry.

Salamalaikum, are you german? (I am)

No, problem.. All r night prayers. U can perform thahajjud..

I heard prophet Muhammad only prayed taraweeh once and it was 8 rakat. Nowadays people try to attend all the time and pray 20 rakat etc Some say it's better to read Quran with translation Anyway...do whatever you can. Islam is practical. You can even walk around reciting duas.. whatever dhikr worship you can do Allah knows best. May Allah accept all your good deeds /intentions ameen

Best for husband to pray in congregation in masjid lfollowing the sunnah and walking to the masjid in the dark will be a light on the Day of Resurrection). Wife can stay at home.

It is not obligatory, so the good point is that you avoid showing off, which can annule your action if you do things not for Allah but to be seen. In my mini-masdjid there is always a kind of showi g off, people are "controlling" you" this day you where there,this day not" and it had become toxic for me ,so I stayed at home

No, don't bring your own biases into Islam. Women are not animals without self control, any more than men are animals without self control.

It's a Sunnah

​@aamenakalla2568 It's a biddat of umar ibn al khataab. In the time of prophet it was never prayed as sunnah. Even prophet performed it alone as a nafal. Todays muslims are only following biddats and feeling proud on it.

No. we should try our best to learn and understand the Quraan. That way, we can concentrate in salah, without the need for reading the translation while prayer

Sister, I connect more when I understand the Quran and I feel more connected like this, if my intention is good then what is wrong with that x sister I concentrate more when I actually understand what I read. I dont do this in salah sister, just taraweeh as I dont know the full meaning behind the quran. Thank you sister, for your previous reply x Allah knows best x@@F.Z.S

@@Safa-pj6rl May ALLAH reward you, sister. There is no doubt that one will feel more connected if they understand the Quraan, but it is not allowed to read through a mushaaf or phone during the salaah, even if its to connect with it. It may be a good idea to spend some time in the day to read through the translation before the upcoming taraweeh, that way we'll still have an idea what we're listening to.

It doesn’t say that the reward is just for men. So yes. The reward is the same for a women if she goes.

Sunnah or mandatory?

I think it depends on your situation. For some people, going to the mosque encourage them to pray and they may listen to much more Quran than if they stay at home. In other situations, home may be more indicated.

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It is better yes, but the prophet ﷺ also said not to prevent women from going to the mosque.

Depending what country you live in and the generation of children today, we need to take them to Masjed

Everyone’s situation is different.

What do you mean?