Family and Companions

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Did all the Prophets work as shepherds, and what is the evidence for that?
Is not wanting to see or greet one's maternal uncle considered forbidden (haram), due to his severe negligence in caring for his parents (the questioner's maternal grandparents), who have passed away, despite her and her family's care for them?
How can the Prophet's saying to the Companions, "But you are a people who are impatient," when they sought victory at the beginning of Islam, be reconciled with verse 214 of Surat Al-Baqarah, which states, "until the Messenger and those who believed with him say, 'When is the help of Allah?'"?
How should a father's pension be divided between his medical expenses and his wife, especially since she refuses for him to live in her house and she has a son?
Is a husband entitled to hold his wife accountable for how she spends her money, and is he entitled to demand that she return what she spent on her family, claiming that he has a greater right to it?
If a husband spends from his private money on sadaqa (charity), does the reward for that accrue to him alone, or does it include his wife and family?
Is it permissible to lie about one's nationality to facilitate marriage to a righteous woman, knowing that customs and traditions prevent marriage between different nationalities?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding a young man who exploits a girl financially and psychologically, refuses to work, and incites the girl against her family, knowing that his family rejects him due to his exploitation and not his poverty?
Is it permissible to take a portion of the money of a Muslim who died in a car accident with his family and has no heir, and what is the ruling on disposing of this money, knowing that if it is not taken, it will go to the bank or to a foreign government?
Is it permissible to eat at the home of the deceased's relatives if they are not in the same city as the deceased?
أريد حديثاً عن نظام الأسرة في الإسلام؟
Did the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, privilege Abu Bakr and Ali, may Allah be pleased with them, with a special dhikr unknown to anyone but them and their descendants who followed them, while disseminating other adhkar to the general Muslim populace?
Why did God especially favor the family of Ibrahim with these gifts and bounties?
Is it true that a man building a house for himself and his family earns no reward for it, as one preacher mentioned, citing a Hadith as evidence?
Am I sinful for not asking about my father who disowned me since birth due to family problems, and is it my duty to ask about him despite his disowning me?
Is it permissible for the questioner to sell a plot of land he owns to improve his family's financial situation and buy a better house, knowing that his father is not pleased with its sale? And is selling it considered an act of disobedience to the father?
What should children do towards their parents who did not perform an 'Aqiqah for them?
Does the aforementioned supplication: "In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. O Glorious in Majesty, O Originator of Perfection, O Abundant in Grace, O Ever-Bountiful, O Excellent in Deeds, O Ever-Enduring without Ceasing, and may Allah's peace and blessings be upon our master Muhammad, and upon his family and companions," bring sustenance, and is it permissible to say it?
Is the repentance of a woman who committed major sins out of jealousy and malice accepted, and is prayer alone sufficient for her repentance after she regrets her actions and desires to protect her family?
What is the ruling on someone who says to a person or family, "You Jews"?
How can the Almighty's saying, "And no bearer of burdens will bear the burden of another," be reconciled with the hadith, "The deceased is tormented by what is wailed over him"?
Does the official registration of a name according to the state system (real name - mother's family name - father's family name) or (real name - mother's father's name - father's name) fall under the severe warning against attributing oneself to other than one's father?
Is it permissible for a family to claim ownership of land inhabited by people for over one hundred years, without any documents or proofs, merely because one of their ancestors was a member of parliament during the British administration?
What is the ruling of Islam regarding someone who publicly accuses his mother of stealing his wife's gold, then it becomes clear that the mother is innocent and that the wife and her brother were involved in orchestrating that accusation?

Family and Companions

Did all the Prophets work as shepherds, and what is the evidence for that?

Is not wanting to see or greet one's maternal uncle considered forbidden (haram), due to his severe negligence in caring for his parents (the questioner's maternal grandparents), who have passed away, despite her and her family's care for them?

How can the Prophet's saying to the Companions, "But you are a people who are impatient," when they sought victory at the beginning of Islam, be reconciled with verse 214 of Surat Al-Baqarah, which states, "until the Messenger and those who believed with him say, 'When is the help of Allah?'"?

How should a father's pension be divided between his medical expenses and his wife, especially since she refuses for him to live in her house and she has a son?

Is a husband entitled to hold his wife accountable for how she spends her money, and is he entitled to demand that she return what she spent on her family, claiming that he has a greater right to it?

If a husband spends from his private money on sadaqa (charity), does the reward for that accrue to him alone, or does it include his wife and family?

Is it permissible to lie about one's nationality to facilitate marriage to a righteous woman, knowing that customs and traditions prevent marriage between different nationalities?

What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding a young man who exploits a girl financially and psychologically, refuses to work, and incites the girl against her family, knowing that his family rejects him due to his exploitation and not his poverty?

Is it permissible to take a portion of the money of a Muslim who died in a car accident with his family and has no heir, and what is the ruling on disposing of this money, knowing that if it is not taken, it will go to the bank or to a foreign government?

Is it permissible to eat at the home of the deceased's relatives if they are not in the same city as the deceased?

أريد حديثاً عن نظام الأسرة في الإسلام؟

Did the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, privilege Abu Bakr and Ali, may Allah be pleased with them, with a special dhikr unknown to anyone but them and their descendants who followed them, while disseminating other adhkar to the general Muslim populace?

Why did God especially favor the family of Ibrahim with these gifts and bounties?

Is it true that a man building a house for himself and his family earns no reward for it, as one preacher mentioned, citing a Hadith as evidence?

Am I sinful for not asking about my father who disowned me since birth due to family problems, and is it my duty to ask about him despite his disowning me?

Is it permissible for the questioner to sell a plot of land he owns to improve his family's financial situation and buy a better house, knowing that his father is not pleased with its sale? And is selling it considered an act of disobedience to the father?

What should children do towards their parents who did not perform an 'Aqiqah for them?

Is the repentance of a woman who committed major sins out of jealousy and malice accepted, and is prayer alone sufficient for her repentance after she regrets her actions and desires to protect her family?

What is the ruling on someone who says to a person or family, "You Jews"?

How can the Almighty's saying, "And no bearer of burdens will bear the burden of another," be reconciled with the hadith, "The deceased is tormented by what is wailed over him"?

Does the official registration of a name according to the state system (real name - mother's family name - father's family name) or (real name - mother's father's name - father's name) fall under the severe warning against attributing oneself to other than one's father?

Is it permissible for a family to claim ownership of land inhabited by people for over one hundred years, without any documents or proofs, merely because one of their ancestors was a member of parliament during the British administration?

What is the ruling of Islam regarding someone who publicly accuses his mother of stealing his wife's gold, then it becomes clear that the mother is innocent and that the wife and her brother were involved in orchestrating that accusation?