What is the solution for the committed young man who, not intending to sever ties, shuns his relatives out of fear of their negative influence and their requests for him to shave his beard and shake their hands, especially since they listen to music and commit forbidden acts?

Maintaining kinship ties is obligatory. However, it is permissible to shun a dissolute (fajir) relative if shunning him leads to a benefit, and effort has been expended in advising him, and he has been informed that the shunning is due to his deviation from the truth, while continuing to supplicate for his guidance. If a Muslim fears for his religious commitment due to visiting them, then it is permissible for him to shun them. Maintaining kinship ties is not limited to physical visits; it can also be achieved by greeting them and inquiring about their well-being by phone.