Are the children sinful for taking turns hosting their mother for a month at each of their homes, knowing that she wishes to stay with the child who has the fewest children, but his house consists of only two rooms? What is the daughters' duty towards their mother? And must the sons' wives take their husband's mother with them on their private visits to their families and friends if the mother desires that?

The mother's dwelling and maintenance are incumbent upon all her sons and daughters, according to their financial ease and the spaciousness of their homes. She chooses with whom she wishes to reside, and she should be obeyed in this matter. The one with whom she resides has the right to demand from his siblings their share of her maintenance, clothing, and housing. Her going out for recreation or to visit those she loves is a duty upon her children.