Fathwa, - Rulings relevant to entering the toilet are specific to the place of relieving oneself

Question
Is the curtain or metal plate which separates theplace of relieving
oneself from that of Wudhoo' (ablution) in the same room considered a
Sharee'ah-approved barrier which allows one to have a Mus-haf (copy of
the Quran) with him, say bismillaah (in the Name of Allaah) before
Wudhoo' and say the recommended supplication at the end? May Allaah
Reward you.
Answer
All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds. I testify
that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad
, is His Slave and Messenger.
When one enters the toilet, it is disliked for him to mention Allaah,
carry something with him including the Name of Allaah or take a
Mus-haf with him. These etiquettes, however, are specific to the place
of relieving oneself. Al-Mahalli a Shaafi'i scholar, indicated that
what is meant in this regard is the place customarily allocated for
relieving oneself.
Consequently, if the placeof relieving oneself is separated from the
rest of the room by a wall made of stones, wood, iron or any similar
material, or a curtain, then the aforementionedrulings are specific to
theseparated part of the room (the place of relieving oneself) only,
not the rest of the room.
Allaah Knows best.

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