Prayers for Women

Women's Prayers is a separate training route for women according to the common Hanafi script. The basics of prayer, the Qur'an, the time, the qibla, the fard/wajib/sunnah and the conclusion are described in the general article of the Prayer. Here, women's clothing, visual sequence and physiology-related situations are shown separately.

Common ground for both schemes

1. Open the prayer and study the preparation, the five Prayers, the reading and the complete order.
2. Before you pray, do the Washing and clean the place and the clothes.
3. The exact Arabic text of Al-Fatiha and the short surah is found on the inner pages of the Qur'an; this article does not replace them with machine translation.

The female visual sequence

alt=Проработанная анимация женского учебного маршрута намаза без лица|center|thumb|397x397px|A female example of intentional training to a salamander. Clothes cover the body, face is not shown. The animation shows the movements, and the classification and reading are discussed in the article Namaz.

What to Consider on a Women's Rout

• Body cover, free clothing and prayer facilities must be in accordance with the legal school and security requirements.
• The position of the hands, the compactness of the postures, the way the man sits and some of the details of the movements may differ from the male training example. The female pattern cannot be automatically removed from the male pattern.
• The volume of the reading and some of the details of the Prayers are specified by school and situation. The general reading is given in the Namaz.
• The only difference between the male and female learning path is the practical explanation of the fiqh, not the literal content of one verse.

Menstruation and postpartum

In the popular Hanafi curriculum, prayer during menstruation and after-birth bleeding is not performed; issues of missed prayers, fasting and the end of the period are dealt with separately by a qualified teacher. This rule is a practical fiction and requires editorial comparison; it is not attributed to verse 5:6.

Pregnancy, feeding and illness

2:185 speaks of relief for the sick and traveler and of the fasting later. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or ill, first discuss the health risks with your doctor, then discuss the religious decision with your teacher. This article does not replace medical advice or personal fatwa.

If there is an error

Return to the section "What to do when you make a mistake" in the Prayers. Don't try to judge the truth of a prayer by a single GIF: the difficulty depends on the event you missed, the time and the school you chose.