The Ruling on the Custody of a Married Mother
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The questioner:
She said: Shaykh, may Allah protect you, a young man died and left behind a son. The wife married after his death, and the woman is not keen to attend to this child. The child has righteous uncles. Do they have the right to take their brother's son from her? Please note that the child is young and has not yet reached puberty.
The Shaykh:
If she marries, her right is dropped. Custody transfers to his relatives, male and female. Yes.
The presenter:
The Shaykh’s case.
The Shaykh:
A married woman has no right to custody, because she has earned the benefits of her husband, so she cannot devote herself to the child.
She said: Shaykh, may Allah protect you, a young man died and left behind a son. The wife married after his death, and the woman is not keen to attend to this child. The child has righteous uncles. Do they have the right to take their brother's son from her? Please note that the child is young and has not yet reached puberty.
The Shaykh:
If she marries, her right is dropped. Custody transfers to his relatives, male and female. Yes.
The presenter:
The Shaykh’s case.
The Shaykh:
A married woman has no right to custody, because she has earned the benefits of her husband, so she cannot devote herself to the child.
Source
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