The ruling on forcing a son to relinquish his share
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Question:
The questioner says: My mother refused to greet me or receive me unless I relinquish my legal share in the property of the male heirs. Is there any sin on me for that? Knowing that I am not asking to relinquish it.
Answer:
You are not required to do this, and you must not be forced to do it. It is not permissible to force a person to relinquish his right. It is not permissible to force him to do this. If he relinquishes it out of his own desire and generosity, there is no harm. It is not permissible for his mother or his father to force him to do so. Yes.
The questioner says: My mother refused to greet me or receive me unless I relinquish my legal share in the property of the male heirs. Is there any sin on me for that? Knowing that I am not asking to relinquish it.
Answer:
You are not required to do this, and you must not be forced to do it. It is not permissible to force a person to relinquish his right. It is not permissible to force him to do this. If he relinquishes it out of his own desire and generosity, there is no harm. It is not permissible for his mother or his father to force him to do so. Yes.
Source
لقاء الجمعة الطائف 02-11-1440 — alfawzan.live (23:08)
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