Question
A lady has recently become a widow and her only child, a son, is out of the country. She has six brothers who lives in her locality. As she is all alone, who is responsible to accompany her in her period of mourning, and who is responsible to help her in her day to day needs until her son comes back? What are the responsibilities of her brothers and her son towards her both financially and socially?
Answer
The guardian for the woman in this case is her son. He is legally obligated to take care of his mother, fulfill her needs, and support her financially for the remainder of her life.
However, cooperation among all her relatives in everything that strengthen ties among them is recommended, and establishing ties of affection are most needed.
Maintaining ties of kinship is one of the greatest deeds by which we can seek nearness to Allah. Likewise, breaking those ties is one of the most serious of major sins.
And Allah knows best.
However, cooperation among all her relatives in everything that strengthen ties among them is recommended, and establishing ties of affection are most needed.
Maintaining ties of kinship is one of the greatest deeds by which we can seek nearness to Allah. Likewise, breaking those ties is one of the most serious of major sins.
And Allah knows best.
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