Will the reckoning of a married woman on the Day of Judgment differ from that of an unmarried woman, especially if both girls adhere to the Sharia of Allah, considering that the married woman finds a permissible way to satisfy her desires while the unmarried woman resists temptations and shows patience, and is there a hadith that supports this difference?

When someone strongly desires to commit a sin, but struggles against it and refrains from it, they receive greater reward than someone who has weak inclinations towards sin and finds it easy to abandon. Therefore, adhering to religion during times of tribulation yields a greater reward, as the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Worship during times of turmoil is like emigration to me," and he also said: "Indeed, ahead of you are days of patience. Patience during them is like grasping a live coal. The one who performs good deeds during them will have the reward of fifty people who perform deeds like his."