How do women pray Salatul-Khawf (the prayer of fear) in congregation if they are with men?

The fear prayer (Salat al-Khawf) is prescribed when Muslims are confronting an enemy or fear an attack from them. In this regard, Allah Almighty says: (And when you are among them and lead them in prayer...).

If there are women with the army, they are permitted to pray in congregation among themselves, or individually, or with the men behind their rows. If the enemy is not in the direction of the Qiblah, the army is divided into two groups: one group prays with the Imam, and the other group faces the enemy. It is permissible for women to stand behind the men and do what the men do by completing their prayers after the Imam departs.

It has been narrated in the account of the change of Qiblah that women exchanged places with men, and men with women.

In the prayer of intense fear, in the event of active combat or fleeing from danger, a woman prays like a man, and she gestures (performs actions with signs) if she fears the time will elapse.

In summary, women are allowed to pray the fear prayer with men if there is a need, and they are allowed to pray the prayer of intense fear, where it is permissible, just like men.