The Ruling on a Wife Going to Her Parents' Home Continuously
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Question:
If a husband asks his wife to go to her parents' home constantly, and she refuses, is I sinful for that?
Answer:
She is not required to go to her parents' home unless there is a benefit in doing so, such as attending to their needs or serving them. If there is a benefit and a need, she goes to her parents' home. However, if she goes without any benefit or need, she is not required to do so, because what is required of her is to remain in her home, unless she is fulfilling a purpose for her parents by serving them or attending to their needs. In that case, she obeys him, because this is obedience in what is good.
If a husband asks his wife to go to her parents' home constantly, and she refuses, is I sinful for that?
Answer:
She is not required to go to her parents' home unless there is a benefit in doing so, such as attending to their needs or serving them. If there is a benefit and a need, she goes to her parents' home. However, if she goes without any benefit or need, she is not required to do so, because what is required of her is to remain in her home, unless she is fulfilling a purpose for her parents by serving them or attending to their needs. In that case, she obeys him, because this is obedience in what is good.
Source
أسئلة وأجوبة ي كليات البنات المتوسطة في شقراء — archive.org (42:23)
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