Being kind to the mother without sinning


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A: You have to be dutiful to your parents and treat them kindly, especially your mother. If you are not able to stay with your mother after marriage, you may move to a separate house but you should be dutiful to her, be good to her and see her as much as you can. (Part No. 25; Page No. 182) May Allah grant us success. May peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and Companions.


9881 Being dutiful to the...
9879 A mother forbidding...


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Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship
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Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship
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Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship
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Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship
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Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship

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Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship

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Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship

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Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship