Is the work of a committed young woman who frequently experiences inattentiveness and worldly thoughts while pondering the Qur’an and engaging in dhikr accepted, and what should she do to avoid falling into idle talk and backbiting?

Failing to ponder the Qur’an and engage in remembrance (dhikr) is contrary to perfection and causes one to miss out on a great reward, even though the reward for reading and engaging in remembrance is not lost thereby. As for idle talk (laghw) and backbiting (gheebah), their rulings have been discussed previously.