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Islamic Recitation Teaching for Men
The Egyptian Dar Al-Ifta clarified that it is permissible to teach women the science of Quranic recitations to men if there are no qualified male specialists available in the area. This is conditional upon the gathering being free from any Islamic prohibitions, such as mingling that leads to unlawful intimacy or prohibited secrecy. They emphasized that the presence of women with men in one location is not inherently forbidden; what is prohibited is physical contact and close interaction, not simply being in the same place. They also pointed out that Islamic history records women’s participation in education and service, and that women may share in the dissemination of Islamic knowledge while observing modesty and covering etiquette. Furthermore, they stated that Islamic law supersedes inherited customs and traditions if they conflict with its principles.
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