He has relatives who oppose him and treat him badly, and he is trying to make peace with them. Does he sin?
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Question:
In her fourth question, she says: What is your guidance for someone who has relatives who oppose him and do not speak to him, even though he does not want this enmity, which arose due to a disagreement within the family? Will his prayer and fasting be accepted?
Answer:
The Muslim must maintain ties with his relatives and attempt to reconcile or make peace among them. If he does that and makes the effort, his conscience is clear, and the sin remains on the one who refuses to accept the peace. Yes.
In her fourth question, she says: What is your guidance for someone who has relatives who oppose him and do not speak to him, even though he does not want this enmity, which arose due to a disagreement within the family? Will his prayer and fasting be accepted?
Answer:
The Muslim must maintain ties with his relatives and attempt to reconcile or make peace among them. If he does that and makes the effort, his conscience is clear, and the sin remains on the one who refuses to accept the peace. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 5244- له قرابة يعادونه ويسيئون إليه وهو يحاول الصلح معهم، فهل يأثم؟ - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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