Keeping Contact with Kinship
- Visiting relatives if it results in doing something prohibited
- Who Are the Kindred With Whom Ties of Kinship Must Be Upheld?1. The correct scholarly view is that the kindred with whom ties of kinship must be upheld refers to all blood relatives – not relatives through breastfeeding – on both the father`s and the mother`s side. As for the wife`s relatives, they are not kindred for the husband, and the husband`s relatives are not kindred for the wife. 2. Upholding the ties of kinship may be done in many ways, such as visiting, giving charity, treating them kindly, visiting them when they are sick, enjoining them to do what is good and forbidding them to do what is evil, and so on.63,545
- Advice and guidelines for a large family who want to have regular gatherings5,677
- If he has been wronged by his family and his brothers, does he have the right to limit his interaction with them to greeting them with salaam?5,422
- He takes care of his paternal aunt and looks after her affairs – can she give him a gift to the exclusion of his siblings?17,397
- Her sister mistreats her; how can she deal with the situation?18,814
- Molestation of mahrams65,529
- What should they do with relatives who hurt them? Should they shun them?31,084
- Ruling on upholding ties with one’s mother and siblings through breastfeeding15,881
- Her paternal aunt refuses to speak to her; what should she do?11,860