Is the supplication of the paternal uncle's daughter answered against one whose father compelled him to marry her, while he does not wish to wrong her?
A man's decision not to marry a woman he proposed to is not an injustice to her, especially if he fears he would not fulfill her rights. Therefore, she is not permitted to supplicate against him or his relatives because of his withdrawal, for supplicating against a Muslim who is not an oppressor is a forbidden transgression in supplication. Even if a person is wronged, it is not permissible for them to supplicate with injustice or against kinship ties. Rather, it is better to be patient, forgive, and entrust the matter to Allah. If one wishes to supplicate, it should be only to the extent of the injustice inflicted upon them; otherwise, they would be transgressing.
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