Rights — Permissible & Prohibited
- How much right do parents have over their daughter after her nikah?
- Preventing a wife from meeting her parents
- A woman’s right to visit her parental home
- Not sending a wife to her parental home when fitna is feared
- A woman going to her father’s house without her husband’s permission
- Going to the mother’s house without the husband’s permission
- Staying with one’s parents without the husband’s permission
- How often relatives may be met
- How often one may visit close relatives
- Some forms of disobedience to the husband
- Disobeying the husband for the sake of the children
- A wife staying away from home without her husband’s permission
- Are the prayer and fasting of a woman who goes wherever she likes without her husband’s consent accepted?
- Obedience to the husband is binding
- For how long one may stay away on a journey after marriage
- Living apart from one’s wife and staying with her for a week or a week and a half
- For how many days may a husband live apart from his wife for the sake of study?
- Forcing one’s wife into prostitution for earnings
- The earnings of a wife who observes hijab
- A wife who earns herself taunting her husband
- Restraining one’s wife from neglecting hijab
- There is no union between husband and wife — on whom is the sin?
- The method of disciplining one’s wife
- Greater love for one of two wives
- Spouses eating together
- Staying and eating at the in-laws’ home
- Does a wife have the right to complain against her husband?
- Intercourse with one’s wife does not become haram even after forty years
- Serving the mother-in-law
- Consulting the wife about a second nikah
- Spouses have the right to waive their rights
- A husband looking at his wife's body
- Money given at the wife's family home
- Helping one’s wife during childbirth
- What should a husband do if his wife falls ill when he travels?
- The Wife’s Rights in the Case of Her Disobedience
- Remedying the mistreatment of a wife
- A wife worked with her husband: is he obliged to pay her for it after separation?
- A wife forbidding her husband from visiting his mother
- A wife who has made her husband’s life unbearable
- Committing an unnatural act with one’s wife
- Obeying the husband in a sinful matter
- After a wife leaves secretly, the husband may keep her again if he wishes
- For a wife’s rudeness and foul speech the husband also has the right to strike her
- Making amends for wrongs done to one’s wife
- Preventing a daughter from going to her husband’s home
- The rights of fathers and sons
- Disobedience to parents
- Disobedience to the father
- The rank of parents is higher than that of the teacher and the spiritual guide
- Which comes first: serving one’s parents or completing one’s studies
- Obedience to an elderly father
- Whom must one obey: the parents or the husband?
- The rights of parents
- The grievous consequence of tormenting one’s father
- Obeying one’s parents in sin
- Travelling for religious knowledge against the parents’ wishes
- Speaking harshly to one’s father
- Is living separately from one’s parents contrary to honouring a Muslim?
- Cutting off one’s mother over her unjust partiality
- How to treat a sinful (fasiq) mother
- What to do if one’s mother is displeased
- How to please one’s mother after her death
- A father’s wrong opinion is not to be acted upon
- Not speaking gently to one’s mother in her last days because of irritability from caring for her
- How to treat a sinful (fasiq) father
- How to reform a father who commits a sin
- What to do if one’s father’s conduct is contrary to the Shariʿa
- How to treat a father who does not acknowledge his son as his son
- Feed one’s father as one feeds oneself
- Giving to one daughter and not to the other
- Disinheriting disobedient children
- Pushing one’s father and insulting him
- The parents’ responsibility for their children’s marriage
- Obeying parents in the matter of marriage
- Whose rank is higher — the father’s or the mother’s?
- Do parents receive the reward for good deeds done in childhood?
- A father asks for bricks to build a solid platform over his grave: should they be given to him?
- Is it obligatory for parents to marry off their children?
- If he obeys his mother, his father is displeased
- What children should do when there is discord between their parents
- A stratagem for concealing one’s salary from one’s father
- A father separated his two sons
- Helping sons who killed their father
- Employment for the sake of one’s parents
- Parents forbidding service to an infirm spiritual guide and teacher
- Advising one’s mother to sell land and buy a permanent house
- Registering land in one son’s name because of one’s own poverty
- A mother who abandons her nursing infant
- Remedying shortcomings in the rights of people when the holder of the right is unknown
- The manner of intimacy with one’s wife
- If intercourse is had without duʿa, Shaytan also takes part in the intercourse
- Intercourse facing the qibla
- Is there a fixed limit for intercourse?
- When is intimacy with a pregnant woman harmful?
- The obligatory extent of accumulating wealth and of intimacy with one’s wife
- Taking one’s wife’s breast into the mouth
- Taking the wife’s breast in the mouth
- Sleeping with one’s wife after undressing her and taking her breast in the mouth
- The ruling on tafkhidh, tabtin and the like
- Intercourse with one’s wife in the anus
- Intercourse with a woman in the anus
- Intercourse with an elderly wife
- Intercourse with a minor wife
- The wife’s right over her husband regarding intercourse
- Intimacy is now permissible even though there was none for twenty years
- Helping orphans
- Unjustly consuming the property of orphans
- Does an orphan have the right to recover what is due to him?
- When is the property of a safih to be handed over to them?
- The types of insanity and the dispositions of the insane