Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Q&A Women Leading Tarawih

			Can a woman who is in
		

			who is a half healer, lead
taraweeh at home if there is a
		

			fear of her forgetting the Quran,
in the Hanafi, school women, Jamar
		

			adds congregations of women not
allowed.
		

			So what I would suggest, though,
that what she can do is she can
		

			read aloud, and she can have
somebody listening to her. That is
		

			not in the salats. You know, maybe
one of the sisters in the house or
		

			the women of the house, the mother
or anybody else who is maybe not
		

			fasting that time or not reading
doesn't have to return away
		

			anyway, they can listen. So maybe
she can read and somebody else can
		

			listen. And that's the way these
things can be done. The what the
		

			aroma of the past used to do is
that they used to read Quran,
		

			obviously in therapy, but then
they used to also for the women
		

			for place to do that. They used to
have a small GMR with the man
		

			leading of one or two people
that's allowed in the Hanafi
		

			school
		

			for the man to be leading one or
two people in the house. So what I
		

			would suggest is that if there is
no time at tarawih, for this, so
		

			you could read half of you could
you could read half of what you
		

			need to read during taraweeh
prayer and have somebody listen,
		

			then that person does their own
therapy prayer, because you might
		

			be thinking that if somebody is
going to listen to me, then they
		

			have to do their own therapy and
there's not much night anyway. So
		

			you could do that. And then you
could do some part of it in
		

			tahajjud. So you could read aloud
in tahajjud and have somebody
		

			listened to it. I'll have one of
the menfolk listen to when they
		

			come back from talaria tagit time.
So these are creative ways that
		

			you could do this but you can't
lead the prayer for that so you
		

			could just do it yourself aloud
and somebody can listen to you.
		

			Bla Allah