For how long is a man required to support his children?
The father has to maintain his children until they are able to support themselves. As far as daughters are concerned, he has to support them until they are married.
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The father has to maintain his children until they are able to support themselves. As far as daughters are concerned, he has to support them until they are married.
Yes, it is Sunnat to shave the newborn child's hair on the seventh day. Aqeeqah is also Sunnat.
It is haraam to breastfeed a baby for more than two years. The people who deny this are absolutely ignorant. Their denial of the law stated clearly in the Qur'aan is kufr. They…
In Islam there is no such thing as a naming ceremony. The baby is simply called by a name from the seventh day. All customs and ceremonies connected to naming the child are bid'ah…
If the adult person wishes to make Aqeeqah for himself/herself, it will be permissible. For a male two sheep/ goats and for a female one sheep/goat. The animals could be…
No, the hair of the adult should not be shaved.
The seventh day will be Thursday. The seventh day is always the day before the child is born. The Mustahab requisite is to make Aqeeqah on the seventh day. If the seventh day was…
Breastfeeding is 24 Islamic months, not solar months.
This muallimah is a shaitaanah (a female devil). She is also a mal-oonah (one on whom is Allah's la'nat – curse). Rasulullah (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) said that the la'nat of…
When naming the newborn child there is no Sunnah custom of calling an Imaam. This is another bid'ah introduced by the people. The father should name the child. There is no naming…
The primary benefit is the reward for upholding a Sunnah practice. The Aqeeqah is a protection against some sicknesses and calamities.
Zina (adultery/fornication) does not give rise to rights. It gives rise to punishment. A man is not the legal father of the illegitimate children he 'fathers'. Such children will…
The child will be a Muslim. The mother loses all rights to the child because of becoming murtad.
It is permissible for the mother and for anyone else to partake of the Aqeeqah meat of her child.
There is no Sunnah custom of celebrating the birth of a child. Such customs are un-Islamic. On the seventh day, it is Sunnah to have the Aqeeqah done. The Aqeeqah is only the…
A grandfather may also do the Aqeeqah for his grandchild. Aqeeqah may be done. Insha'Allah, for an adult whose Aqeeqah was not made during infancy.
Even little girls should not be made to recite Qiraa't in Salaat loudly nor perform in Jamaa't. They should be taught the correct method of performance from childhood. Performing…
There is flexibility in the rule of making gifts to children. Whilst the general rule is to make equal gifts, the father may use his discretion. His intention should not be to…
Even baby girls should be dressed with the same clothes which adults wear. They should be clad Islamically. If someone looks at the baby, he/ she should understand from the dress…
The sister of the child has a prior right over the maternal aunt.