Helping a Hindu brother marry


A: There is nothing wrong with keeping good relations with your disbelieving brother through money and presents, particularly that he supported you in many situations. This requires that you give him something in return. Allah (Exalted be He) says, Allâh does not forbid you to deal justly and kindly with those who fought not against you on account of religion nor drove you out of your homes. Verily, Allâh loves those who deal with equity. (Part No. 25; Page No. 380) May Allah grant us success. May peace and blessings be upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and Companions.

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His parent ordering him to do something that people consider shameful

Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship
A Muslim saving a non-Muslim

Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship
Interfering in his married sister's affairs for advice and guidance

Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship
Borrowing some money from the sister and then asking her to remit

Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship
Accusing the mother of neglecting the father

Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship

A mother who cannot pray properly and who does some things that involve Shirk

Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship

Parents commanding their son to do things and his wishing to disobey them

Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship

Offering supererogatory fasting without the parents' consent

Dutifulness and maintaining the ties of kinship