Rights of Spouses
1,665 questions
How can one deal with a sister who refuses marriage, comes home late from work and perfumed, mistreats her parents, and does not accept advice, causing sadness and distress to the family?
What is the ruling on a son cutting ties with his father who abandoned him as a fetus in his mother's womb, deserted him throughout his life, and did not look after his affairs?
Is it permissible to consider a partnership as losing while the hospital possesses assets exceeding 3 million pounds in value? And if it is indeed losing, who is responsible for the loss? Does misjudgment and mismanagement necessitate rights for shareholders who are not involved in the management? Who is responsible for returning those rights? And what is the ruling on the loss of the person (W) who contributed solely through their acquaintance with person (H)?
Is a mother's obedience obligatory in refusing to marry a young man of faith and good character, or is disobeying her considered an act of disobedience, especially if the refusal is due to a difference in nationality? And is the daughter sinful for refusing to marry anyone else, fearing that she might not fulfill her marital rights?
What is the ruling on using software that converts images of printed texts into digital, editable, and copyable texts for the purpose of formatting or summarization? Does this fall under the category of "copyrights reserved"?
Is it considered disobedience for a son to ask his father for help with marriage, or to yell at him and utter harsh words in response to the father's refusal and confronting him with anger and praying against himself, knowing that the father does not work and relies on selling inherited land to support his family, and that the uncle is responsible for managing these properties?
How can one deal with the extreme injustice that befell the wife, especially after the divorce, with the oppression persisting in her heart?
Is it permissible to fulfill only the essential requests of parents when one is busy with studies and work, and to postpone other requests to a later time, especially if the parents ask for a lot and turn non-essential matters into essential ones, and do not consider the son's health or educational circumstances?
Is it permissible to marry while having financial obligations towards one's parents, and is it a sin to stop spending on one's mother while continuing to spend on one's father?
Is a woman in Islam inherently disposed to abasement, submission, and seeking to please a man, even if the fault is his?
Why is the prayer of a wife who harms her husband affected, while the prayer of a husband who mistreats his wife is not, even though the sin is the same?
Is a wife considered divorced if her husband abandoned her for five years and refused to divorce her, telling her: "You have the courts," or is a judge's ruling of divorce necessary? And what is the ruling of Islamic law regarding the spouses in this situation?
Is it permissible to work with oppressors under duress, fearing imprisonment, with the intention of reforming the institution?
What is the ruling on taking a commission from the buyer upon completing the sale of cars belonging to the company I work for, knowing that this is not among my primary job responsibilities at the company?
What is the Sharia ruling on the receipts taken by the wife's father, and how many divorces are counted against the husband after he uttered "you are divorced" in a moment of extreme anger, and then the wife said that he said "you are divorced, divorced, divorced"?
Is it permissible to tell a female colleague at work of the desire to propose to her before traveling to work abroad, knowing that sufficient funds are not currently available?
How can a wife defend herself against an abusive husband who verbally abuses her, treats her poorly, and withholds her rights? And would Allah be angry with her if she expelled him from the house with the help of the police after he tried to expel her and her children?
What is the ruling on a husband frequently exposing his wife [to others' gazes or opinions] to the extent that she does not believe him?
What is the husband's punishment from Allah after he shirked his responsibilities, was stingy, and disclosed marital secrets to his family, then claimed to have left his job before marrying another woman in the marital home with the wife's belongings? Also, is the alimony awarded to the woman during the period of disputes permissible (halal) or forbidden (haram)?
What is the ruling on money acquired from work and study with the aim of accumulating capital for early marriage and emigration to protect oneself from sins, given the father's refusal of this?
Is it permissible to download videos of paid lessons and send them to a friend who cannot afford them, on the condition that he pays the subscription fee after completing his studies and finding work?
Is a husband's statement to his wife: "If you leave without my permission, then you are divorced" considered a conditional divorce, and does it take effect if he gives her permission to leave at the same time for fear of the divorce occurring?
What is the ruling on dealing with a partner who is absent from work for long and repeated periods, which has led to its cessation and caused material and psychological harm, and what rights and obligations result from that?
Is a wife who sought divorce, claimed infidelity, and caused harm to her husband and his family considered among those who "disbelieve in the spouse's kindness" (takfur al-'ashir) in Islamic law?