Protection and Safeguarding
92 questions
Is a woman entitled to demand her furnishings and belongings that her husband took after the divorce, despite her having acquitted him of her legitimate rights?
Is it permissible for a Muslim woman to stop visiting her parents who abuse her verbally and physically, and who prevent her sisters from communicating with her, either for a temporary or permanent period?
What is the ruling on shunning one's mother and subjecting her to hurtful words because she committed zina previously to secure a livelihood for her children, with the husband's knowledge and consent?
Is a wife entitled to leave the marital home due to her husband's repeated insults towards her and the children, and his refusal to care for them?
Are the wife and children, or the husband's family who benefited from the supermarket, obliged to pay the debts of the deceased husband who abandoned his wife and children for fourteen years and did not spend on them, and is the wife required to observe the iddah in this case?
What is the ruling on distancing oneself and being brief in the wife’s relationship with her husband’s family, who reject her commitment and verbally and physically abuse her, especially after 10 years of fruitless patience?
What is the ruling on a mother abusing her child through beating and verbal abuse? What is the ruling on a son preventing his mother from beating and verbally abusing him? What is the ruling on a son declaring his mother an apostate due to her uttering words considered disbelief? And what is the ruling on a mother cursing her son after he has declared her an apostate?
What is the ruling on the actions of a father who takes his wife's salary with her consent, without her knowing that he is buying on credit, then marries another woman, mistreats his first wife and children, takes their money, refuses to pay his debts, and assaults his elderly father?
Are the psychological harms resulting from a mother's harshness and ill-treatment, which manifest as hatred and lack of affection towards her, considered a sin? And how can one deal with a mother who inflicts harm upon others and constantly causes problems?
Is refraining from speaking with one's father considered a severance of ties if the father shows favoritism in his treatment of his children and grandchildren?
What is your opinion regarding someone who refrains from spending on his wife and children under the pretext that they do not respond to his wishes, even though his income is sufficient for three families?
Is living with an ill-treating husband who prevents visits to family better or divorce, given the presence of children and fear of falling into sin, especially since he does not accept advice and prays and fears God?
Is parental hatred a sin if it results from their abuse and their causing the destruction of their children's lives, despite the children's previous attempts to honor and love them?
Are children considered disobedient to their father for not losing weight? Is it permissible for a father to expel his children and threaten them with death due to disputes with his wife, who falsely accuses the wife of one of his sons of gossip? What is the ruling on a father supplicating against his children, preventing them from communicating with their siblings, and accusing them of being "children of adultery" without reason? What is the correct course of action if the father's wife spreads discord between the father and his children? Is it permissible for a father to deprive his children of their mother's inheritance?
What is the ruling on a man who does not provide for his wife, distorts her image in front of their children, and encourages them to disobey and not listen to her, even if he knows that this harms them?
Is a wife obligated to obey and care for her husband despite his abandonment and mistreatment of her for more than 10 years?
What is the ruling of Islamic law concerning a father's ill-treatment of his son and defaming him, and what should the son do in such a situation?
Is it permissible for the wife to request a khulʿ (divorce initiated by the wife) due to her illness and inability to perform her marital duties, in addition to being subjected to insult and abuse from the husband, which has negatively affected her health? And to whom does the custody of the children go in this case?
What should a wife do if her husband accuses her of theft, mistreats her, monitors her, holds her accountable for everything, and withholds her personal allowance? Should she persist in her denial, or should she confess to him and seek a divorce after she has come to despise life with him?
What is the ruling on a son fleeing from his father's abuse and marrying without his knowledge? Is this considered disobedience to parents?
Is it considered a sin for a wife to abandon her husband due to his ill-treatment and continuous abuse, while she wishes to remain in the home for the sake of the children?
What is the ruling regarding a wife's refusal of marital intimacy after her husband has mistreated her, including insults, verbal abuse, suspicion, and invoking curses upon her and her children, and what are the verses and hadiths that can be used to remind the father to improve his treatment?
Is it permissible for a woman to seek divorce from her husband who does not appreciate her efforts, does not fulfill his religious obligations, commits forbidden acts, uses verbal abuse, and neglects the care of their children, even though she performed Istikhara before marrying him?
Is a son considered to be severing ties of kinship or disobedient to his parents if he refrains from visiting his father who refuses his visits and threatens him with verbal abuse when he visits?