The Ties of Kinship with the Grandfather’s Wives and Breastfeeding Relatives
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Question:
He says: The kinship ties with the grandfather’s wives, maternal and paternal grandmothers, maternal and paternal grandfathers, and breastfeeding grandfathers, for whoever finds them.
Answer:
Yes, the grandfather’s wives. Yes, indeed. Yes, the grandfather’s wives. Their ties of kinship are established on account of the grandfather, because they are connected to your grandfather; they are your wives, so they have the right to be treated with kinship. As for the matter of breastfeeding between you and them, this breastfeeding does not obligate kinship ties between you and them. They are not relatives; these people are not relatives. Breastfeeding does not establish the rights of kinship; it only establishes the status of mahram (a relative one may not marry). It establishes the status of mahram, yes.
He says: The kinship ties with the grandfather’s wives, maternal and paternal grandmothers, maternal and paternal grandfathers, and breastfeeding grandfathers, for whoever finds them.
Answer:
Yes, the grandfather’s wives. Yes, indeed. Yes, the grandfather’s wives. Their ties of kinship are established on account of the grandfather, because they are connected to your grandfather; they are your wives, so they have the right to be treated with kinship. As for the matter of breastfeeding between you and them, this breastfeeding does not obligate kinship ties between you and them. They are not relatives; these people are not relatives. Breastfeeding does not establish the rights of kinship; it only establishes the status of mahram (a relative one may not marry). It establishes the status of mahram, yes.
Source
شرح العقيدة الطحاوية [12] — alfawzan.live (1:16:55)
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