Question
The daughter was having an adulteress affair with her stepfather. After the wife (her mother) discovered this evil, she separated herself and the husband also issued Talaaq. Now the daughter and the stepfather have decided to marry. They have even invited relatives to the nikah. The ex-wife asks if it will be breaking family ties by boycotting the marriage.
Answer
How can it be breaking family ties with a person who has become a murtad/kaafir? The Qur'aan commands that ties with murtads should be broken. If the daughter believes that it is permissible for her to marry her mother's ex-husband, then she has lost her Imaan. She has then become a murtad.
The marriage will simply not be valid. Unless the scoundrel rubbish person who performs such a baatil nikah happens to be one of those scum who performs gay and same sex marriages, no Muslim Imaam/Maulana/Sheikh will ever perform a haraam/baatil marriage. Whoever attends such a nikah knowing the facts, will also become mur-
tad.
AMASSING WEALTH
"…The Fire shall certainly be blazing.
It will be tearing off the scalp. It will call the one who had turned his back and was averse…he who had amassed (wealth)."
(Qur‟aan)
The scalps of the hoarders who had not spent in the path of Allah from their amassed wealth, will be torn off in Jahannam. Wealth is not for hoarding. It has to be correctly used. Its rights have to be fulfilled.
THE DIGITAL PICTURE-MAKERS
Hadhrat Abu Hurairah (Radhiyallahu anhu) narrates that Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) said: ―On the Day of Qiyaamah, a Neck will appear from Jahannam. It will have eyes, ears and a tongue. It will proclaim: ―I have been appointed to (punish) three (kinds of) persons:
* A rebellious oppressor
* A person who worships any thing besides Allah * EVERY PICTURE-MAKER.‖
Understand well that digital picture-makers are included.
- Source
- themajlis.co.za
- Published in
- The Majlis Vol 27 No 12
- PDF page
- 20
Verbatim verified against the source PDF
Appears under MARRIAGE OF A MUSLIM WOMAN TO A KAAFIR IS NEVER EVER VALID. This heading is the nearest headline at or before the page and is approximate. Do not cite it alone.