Category: Family issues
Total : 74 Results
Question ID 2028 Thursday 30th of October 2014
Question:
Slam mjhay pls btai k biwi pay ye farz ha k wo apnay husband k ghr walo ki dakhbal kray unka khayal kray khidmatay kray.aqa seestani ki taqlid may hy men to unki nzar may kya ha plz mjhay btai.shykria.
Answer:
Wife is required to look after her husband and she is not required to look
after his parents, although if she looks after them she will get reward and
pleasing her husband is a great reward.
Wassalam
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 2025 Wednesday 29th of October 2014
Question:
Salam, A Syed and a non Syed can be equal in piety, submission to the Will of Allah, wealth, health and everything else, except lineage. Does this mean Syeds and non Syeds are not equal as Syeds are from the lineage of the Prophet(SAW) and Ahlulbayt(AS)? And Allah blessed the Prophet(SAW) with descendants, so does this show that it is better to be a Syed if you have everything else the same as a non Syed? In terms of lineage, Syeds are a blessing and divine gift to the Prophet(SAW), Imam Ali(AS), Hazrat Fatima(SA) and non Syeds are not. Does this mean that Syeds and non Syeds are not equal; as in terms of lineage, Syeds are a blessing of/to the Prophet(SAW), Imam Ali(AS) and Hazrat Fatima(SA), whilst non Syeds are not?
Answer:
To be a Sayyed is not only a blessing but also a responsibility to follow
the teachings of the Prophet (SAWA) and Ahlul Bayt (AS). Taqwa is the main
criteria in front of Allah (SWT) and non pious persons are bad even if they
were prophet's children like son of prophet Noah (AS) . We must always
focus on our faith and deeds and not on lineage because lineage will not
help those who are not pious.
Wassalam.
Mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 1988 Saturday 11th of October 2014
Question:
S/a Did Imam Ali really say: one of the conveniences in life is to have less children? What right does a woman have if she wants more than one child and husband thinks they cannot afford to? I await your reply With duas
Answer:
She has the right to be pregnant from her husband and he has no right to
stop her from pregnancy.
The Prophet (SAWA) and all Ahlul Bayt (AS) always encouraged having more
children.
Wassalam
mohammad al-Musawi
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Question ID 1969 Thursday 2nd of October 2014
Question:
I am a shia muslim and my family is sunni,?
Answer:
What is your question ?
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Question ID 1956 Tuesday 30th of September 2014
Question:
Bismillah Hir Rahman Nir Rahim Salamun Alaykum, Please note that if a sibling of a person misbehave with him & his family, does not perform Wajebaat neither afraid of Haram and use to cheat people. Even Amr bil Maaruf is of no use because parents encourage & favors directly/indirectly his/her misbehaving, cheating and other activities. In such cases If parents force to have good relationship with such siblings. Does person has to obey them or can refuse. In spite of knowing there is no chance of improvement in their behavior. Such cases will be called as Qat e Rahmi or not. Please inform is it a sin to disobey parents in such cases. Shukran Jazak Allah iltemase dua
Answer:
You must obey your parents in every matter which does go against Allah
(SWT).
You must keep good relationship with your siblings even with those who do
bad to you or misbehave.
Wassalam.
Mohammadbal-Musawi
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