Does visiting the Noble Rawdah—which has no relation to the Prophet's grave—exempt the visitor from the curse upon "grave visitors"?
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Scholars differ on the ruling concerning women visiting graves. Those who permit it have their interpretations. Even according to the view of prohibition, a woman visiting the Rawdah Sharifah (Noble Garden) is not included in that, as the Rawdah is not part of the grave. It is permissible for a woman to pray in the Prophetic Rawdah, provided she does not crowd men. The ruling for the reward of prayer in the Prophet's Mosque is consistent: prayer therein is better than a thousand prayers in any other mosque, except for the Sacred Mosque (Masjid al-).
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