Is a person’s discomfort with one of their parents witnessing their private moments of supplication and weeping, and the subsequent attempt to shorten conversation with their mother due to this discomfort, considered an act of disobedience to parents?
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Your discomfort with someone seeing your supplication, intimate prayers, and weeping is natural and not sinful. And shortening your conversation with your parents at such moments is not an act of disobedience, as long as they are not harmed. You must strive to speak kindly to them and avoid offending them.
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