Salaah of women in the light of the Sunnah
Publisher: Madrasah Ta‟leemuddeen, Isipingo Beach, Durban, South Africa
This book outlines that salaah (prayer) serves as the core nucleus of the entire Islamic faith, warning that neglecting it acts as a direct bridge to spiritual ruin.
It it highlights that a woman’s prayer inherently revolves around modesty (hayaa) and maximum concealment (satr).
Supported by consensus among all four major schools of Fiqh, the text explains that female postures intentionally vary from males—such as keeping the limbs close to the ground during prostration and keeping hands at chest level—to ensure optimal privacy.
Finally, it contextually addresses classical traditions to clarify differing methods of prayer and notes why performing these acts within the home is traditionally highly encouraged.
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