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Answers: 13Subcategories: 2Spending on those under ones responsibility
A divorced woman waived her right to maintenance during the ‘iddah, then changed her mind during that time
4,981Can the wife spend on herself from the estate of her deceased husband during the mourning period?
2,319He stopped working and his savings decreased. Is he obliged to spend on his mother even though that is difficult for him? Or can he give her zakah?
4,018Is the father obliged to spend on university for his son, and is the son obliged to give his salary to his father after he graduates, in accordance with tradition?
11,619He wants to know: who are the relatives on whom a man is obliged to spend?
9,332Maintenance after Divorce in Islam
1. The irrevocably divorced woman is not entitled to maintenance or accommodation, unless she is pregnant. 2. Mut`ah is only to be given to a woman who is divorced before consummation of the marriage. 3. If a husband has issued a first or second divorce to his wife, and has not taken her back before the `Iddah ended, then she is entitled to maintenance during the `Iddah. 4. If the ex-wife is the one who has custody of his children, she may request payment for taking care of them. 5. The husband must spend on his children, which includes accommodation, food, drink, clothing, school costs, medical care and all that they need.114,433Is it obligatory for the mother to arrange the marriage of her son who is poor, if she is able to do that and the father is not well off?
11,283If a child gives some of his daily allowance in charity, will the reward go to the father or to the son?
12,479Definition of miserliness according to Islamic teachings
The one who withholds his wealth from his wife and children when he should spend on them is a miser.43,006If the husband disappears without a trace, who is obliged to spend on his wife?
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