Why Muslim girls do not go to mosque?

Answer 1

Its not that they don't go, is that Mosque are designed so that men and women never see each other. Men go in first, through the front door, when all the men have gone inside, the women go in second through the back, and both genders take the rules very seriously; if you barge into the women's part of the mosque they'll beat you up, they'll start hitting you and yelling at you telling you to get the hell out. It did not happen to me, but I was warned that if I tried it, it would. They weren't joking either; the Arab who warned me was serious, that the women take the rules seriously too. Generally, because in Islam women are given little control over their lives, what little power they do have, they tightly hold on to. Because the women's section of the mosque is THEIR territory, they will resort to violence to "protect" it from men. In other words (lol), stay out of the women's "country." Again Mosques are always engineered in a way, and specific etiquette entrance rules are designed in a way so that the two genders never see one another. Oh there are women there; if you're a male over 13 though, you won't see any of them.

Answer 2

Muslim women do pray at home, it is said that it's better if a Muslim woman prays in her room at her house but she can also pray anywhere else except for in a bar, the bathroom, or any place that is where the shaytan dwells.

Answer 3

Same as other places. but a Jumah prayer should not be at a near distance from another Jumah prayer. the min. acceptable distance is 6 Km. Jumah prayer is optional substitute for Zuhr prayer and has 2 sermons and 2 rakaat prayer. the Imam speeches two sermon and leads two rakaat prayer. 2 sermon is substitute for 2 missed rakaats. before rise of Imam Mahdi a.s. the Jumaah prayer is not obligatory but when he comes it becomes obligatory.

Answer 4

Muslim women are encouraged to go to mosques for praying such as Muslim men. However, if walking to the nearest mosque is not secured or if the mosque is usually crowded and not well suited for women praying, then they are exempted from going to the mosque for praying. Many mosques in many countries have special partition to allow women attendance for praying and for participation in religious sermons and studies.

Answer 5

because it is more concealing if they go out to read in a mosque

Answer 6

they do go to mosques..........