The ruling on a Muslim emigrating with his disbelieving mother
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Question:
The sixth question: A man has a mother who is sixty years old. She has given him permission to emigrate, and he wants to emigrate. Does he emigrate?
Answer:
If emigration is facilitated for him, it is obligatory for him to emigrate, and he should try to bring his mother with him. He should try to bring his mother with him and emigrate with her, because this is her right over him: that he save her from the land of disbelief, that he be dutiful to her and treat her well, and that he be by her side and with her. If he is able to do that, let him emigrate with his mother. But if he is not able to, and his mother is independent of him and has given him permission to do so, then he emigrates. Yes.
The sixth question: A man has a mother who is sixty years old. She has given him permission to emigrate, and he wants to emigrate. Does he emigrate?
Answer:
If emigration is facilitated for him, it is obligatory for him to emigrate, and he should try to bring his mother with him. He should try to bring his mother with him and emigrate with her, because this is her right over him: that he save her from the land of disbelief, that he be dutiful to her and treat her well, and that he be by her side and with her. If he is able to do that, let him emigrate with his mother. But if he is not able to, and his mother is independent of him and has given him permission to do so, then he emigrates. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل تجب علينا صلاة الجماعة في المسجد إذا كان بعيدًا، وغالبًا ما يكون مغلقًا؛ لأننا ندرس في دولة كافرة — youtube.com (7:01)
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