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The permissibility of the woman going to the masjid to seek knowledge without her guardian's permission

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The permissibility of the woman going to the masjid to seek knowledge without her guardian's permission

Question:

Is it permissible for a woman to go to the Masjid in order to learn her religion and seek beneficial knowledge without the permission of her Walee (guardian)?
Answer:

It is an obligation that he allows her to go, since the Prophet (Sallaallaahu 'alaihi wa 'alaa aalihi wa sallam) said: Do not prevent the (female believing) slaves of Allaah from the mosques of Allaah - agreed upon from the hadeeth of 'Abdillaah bin 'Umar radiyallaahu 'anhumaa this is except when it is feared that she will mix with other men or be put to trial due to them, or that the men should be put to trial due to her. As preventing the evils and ensuring the care and security of the uprightness of the heart takes precedence over that.
Shaykh Muqbil bin Haadee
Ghaaratul Ashritah, volume 2, page 191
Translated by Aboo Haatim Muhammad Farooq