Respect your spouse's wishes; Allow your spouse freedom of choice; Do not try to control your spouse; Allow your spouse access into mosques if they wish it so.

This hadith is about the right of women in Islam to attend the mosque. It tells us that Umar Ibn Al Khattab, one of the most influential companions of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, did not forbid his wife Atika Bint Zaid from attending the mosque when she asked for permission. This shows us that it is permissible for women in Islam to attend mosques and take part in religious activities such as prayer and learning about their faith. The hadith also teaches us that men should respect their wives' wishes and not try to control them or prevent them from doing what they want or need to do.