Guidance for those who leave their children in the markets during 'Umrah
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Question:
Also, what sometimes happens with some of those performing 'Umrah is that they may go to the mosque and leave their sons or daughters, who perhaps wander around in the markets, and some violations occur as a result of this. So what is your guidance, Honorable Shaykh, for such people?
Answer:
Yes. The question? Yes. The question is that some people may go to perform 'Umrah and leave their children. Perhaps they go to the Sacred Mosque and leave their children in the markets to wander around, and harm befalls them, both to themselves and to others.
Yes, this is also a phenomenon. Some people, when Ramadan comes or during Ramadan, take their families and young children to Makkah, then they sit in the Sacred Mosque for worship and leave their children in the streets of Makkah to wander and play, or to be played with, and they are exposed to dangers. This is a major concern because it neglects an obligation upon him and neglects the dependents whom Allah has entrusted to him. Allah has entrusted them to him. For such a person, staying in his country and in his home, and looking after his children and keeping them under control, is better for him than going to perform 'Umrah in this manner. Yes.
Also, what sometimes happens with some of those performing 'Umrah is that they may go to the mosque and leave their sons or daughters, who perhaps wander around in the markets, and some violations occur as a result of this. So what is your guidance, Honorable Shaykh, for such people?
Answer:
Yes. The question? Yes. The question is that some people may go to perform 'Umrah and leave their children. Perhaps they go to the Sacred Mosque and leave their children in the markets to wander around, and harm befalls them, both to themselves and to others.
Yes, this is also a phenomenon. Some people, when Ramadan comes or during Ramadan, take their families and young children to Makkah, then they sit in the Sacred Mosque for worship and leave their children in the streets of Makkah to wander and play, or to be played with, and they are exposed to dangers. This is a major concern because it neglects an obligation upon him and neglects the dependents whom Allah has entrusted to him. Allah has entrusted them to him. For such a person, staying in his country and in his home, and looking after his children and keeping them under control, is better for him than going to perform 'Umrah in this manner. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 15 من 27|أحكام المرأة في الصيام|العمرة في رمضان|صالح الفوزان|فقه|كبار العلماء — youtube.com (3:12)
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