Custody of children


A: The original Shar`y (Islamic legal) ruling is that wives have to obey their husbands and that guardianship of children is the right of their parents. Neither a paternal grandfather nor any body else has any right of intervention unless a Shar`y reason is understood by the Mufty (Islamic scholar qualified to issue legal opinions) or the judge.May Allah grant us success. May peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and Companions.

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Wishing to live in a separate house while single but his mother disagreeing

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Repenting of mistreating the parents after their death

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Deserting the brother for Da`wah purposes

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Being angry with the mother for loving his nephews more than his children

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A father forbidding his daughter from fasting on some supererogatory days

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Living with his parents in a town full of Fitnahs and wishing to emigrate

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His father dying while displeased with him

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Wishing to live alone

Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship