Is the presence of religious books and the Qur’an in a room where there is frequent urination and impurities, and without touching them, considered unlawful (haram)?

And does the inability to remove books and magazines from this room due to the mother’s strong opposition reach the point of disbelief (kufr)?

And is it obligatory to remove newspaper pages that contain Qur’anic verses or the names of Allah from waste, and what is the ruling on being unable to do so due to prevention by relatives?

And is leaving these papers in the waste considered a sin, and does that amount to disbelief (kufr)?

And am I sinful or do I disbelieve (akfur) due to my inability to dispose of these books and papers given the family circumstances?

Question

Is the presence of religious books and the Qur’an in a room where there is frequent urination and impurities, and without touching them, considered unlawful (haram)?

And does the inability to remove books and magazines from this room due to the mother’s strong opposition reach the point of disbelief (kufr)?

And is it obligatory to remove newspaper pages that contain Qur’anic verses or the names of Allah from waste, and what is the ruling on being unable to do so due to prevention by relatives?

And is leaving these papers in the waste considered a sin, and does that amount to disbelief (kufr)?

And am I sinful or do I disbelieve (akfur) due to my inability to dispose of these books and papers given the family circumstances?