Covering the Awrah in Prayer: Male and Female Boundaries

Read-only question overview. Answers and scoring remain inside authenticated learner attempts.

• Which statement correctly describes the male Awrah boundary taught here?
• The man's navel itself is part of the Awrah boundary stated by the source.
• Which parts are excluded from the free woman's Awrah in prayer under the position stated here?
• Hanging hair of a free woman is outside the prayer Awrah under the Fatwa position cited in the commentary.
• What additional areas does the classical text add for the historical enslaved-woman category beyond the male boundary?
• Match the gender categories with their exact legal Aurah boundaries:
• Sort the following body parts of a free woman into "Must be Covered" and "Permitted to remain Exposed" during a valid prayer:
• The knee is excluded from a man's Awrah and may remain uncovered in prayer.