The ruling on one who went out for jihad without his parents' consent and died
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, if a man went out for jihad and his parents were not pleased with his jihad, and then he died, is he considered a martyr?
Answer:
He is considered undutiful to his parents. He is considered undutiful to his parents, and undutifulness to parents is one of the major sins. As for his martyrdom, Allah knows best about it; I do not know. However, he is considered, at the very least, undutiful to his parents. Yes. Perhaps his going out was not intended to be lawful, or it was not lawful. Perhaps his going out was not lawful, in which case he would not be a martyr. Yes.
Honorable Shaykh, if a man went out for jihad and his parents were not pleased with his jihad, and then he died, is he considered a martyr?
Answer:
He is considered undutiful to his parents. He is considered undutiful to his parents, and undutifulness to parents is one of the major sins. As for his martyrdom, Allah knows best about it; I do not know. However, he is considered, at the very least, undutiful to his parents. Yes. Perhaps his going out was not intended to be lawful, or it was not lawful. Perhaps his going out was not lawful, in which case he would not be a martyr. Yes.
Source
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