What is the ruling on dealing with a sorcerer father? And does his obedience and dutifulness fall away due to his disbelief? And what is the status of his wife, his money, his food, and his maintenance in relation to his children? And is it permissible for a child to report his father or his sorceress wife? And what is the ruling on warning against a sorcerer without proof? And what is the validity of a marriage contract in which the guardian is a sorcerer? And what is the ruling on his accusing his son of sodomy? And what is the ruling on reporting him to the ruler for spreading Sufism?

Filial piety towards a parent does not cease due to their disbelief (kufr). Therefore, one must honor them in matters that do not involve disobedience to Allah, as Allah the Almighty says: {But if they endeavor to make you associate with Me that of which you have no knowledge, do not obey them, but accompany them in [this] world with appropriate kindness.} [Luqman: 15]

Wealth acquired through unlawful means must be disposed of by spending it on the welfare of Muslims. Children should not partake of it unless they are in need.

It is obligatory to advise the parent gently and to warn them with the texts of revelation, to ask Allah for their guidance, and to seek help from those who can influence them.

If it is feared that the parent will harm others through sorcery, they must be warned. If they do not desist, they must be reported.

What has been said regarding advising the parent applies to their spouse and to anyone who spreads misguidance.

The guardianship (wilayah) of a sorcerer over their ward is not permissible according to those who deem them a disbeliever, for Allah the Almighty says: {And never will Allah grant the disbelievers a way over the believers.} [An-Nisa: 141]