Question
The earnings of my inlaws are haraam. Do I have the right to forbid that my children go to their grandparents? If they go there, they will be given haraam food. What if my husband insists that the children visit their grandparents?
Answer
Your husband does not have a Shar‟i licence for insisting that the children should visit their grandparents in these circumstances. Do not allow your children to go and contaminate their Imaan with haraam food. If the grandparents are keen to meet their grandchildren, they should come to your home.
Parents who have concern for the Deeni interests of their children, should not allow the children to mingle with even their cousins nor should they visit relatives where the environment is un-Islamic.
- Source
- themajlis.co.za
- Published in
- The Majlis Vol 27 No 10
- PDF page
- 8
Verbatim verified against the source PDF
Appears under DIVORCEES AND INHERITANCE. This heading is the nearest headline at or before the page and is approximate. Do not cite it alone.