What are the conditions that must be met in a women's prayer area in any mosque?

The women's prayer area within mosques requires several conditions for the validity of following the Imam:

1. The worshiper's knowledge of the Imam's movements: The worshiper must see the Imam or some of the worshipers to be able to follow him; otherwise, the following is not valid. 2. Connection between the prayer area and the mosque: According to the Hanafis and Hanbalis, following is not valid if there is an open thoroughfare between the prayer area and the mosque that separates the rows. As for the Malikis and Shafi'is, the presence of such a thoroughfare does not harm if it does not prevent hearing the Imam or seeing some of the worshipers. 3. Absence of a barrier preventing following: The Hanafis and Shafi'is held that following is not valid if there is a large wall or a closed door between the Imam and the worshiper that prevents access and following. It is valid if the wall is small or has an opening through which the Imam can be followed. As for the Malikis, there is no difference to them as long as the wall does not prevent hearing or seeing the Imam or some of the worshipers.

Based on this, the women's prayer area should not be separated from the mosque by a complete wall. If this is not possible, it is advisable to make an opening in the wall or ensure that the Imam's voice reaches the worshipers.