The ruling on preventing children from attending gatherings out of fear of the evil eye
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Question:
Umm Abdullah says to me: My children, praise be to Allah, are memorizers of the Book of Allah, and I fear for them from the evil eye, so they do not attend gatherings, and I do not allow them to make visits. What is the ruling on this action in the Islamic Shari'ah?
Answer:
Have good opinion of Allah (Mighty and Majestic), and do not have whispers or be excessive in strictness. Attending good gatherings and going to relatives and visiting relatives, this is a prescribed matter, as well as going to the mosques and the circles for teaching the Qur'an. Do not restrict them in that. Yes.
Umm Abdullah says to me: My children, praise be to Allah, are memorizers of the Book of Allah, and I fear for them from the evil eye, so they do not attend gatherings, and I do not allow them to make visits. What is the ruling on this action in the Islamic Shari'ah?
Answer:
Have good opinion of Allah (Mighty and Majestic), and do not have whispers or be excessive in strictness. Attending good gatherings and going to relatives and visiting relatives, this is a prescribed matter, as well as going to the mosques and the circles for teaching the Qur'an. Do not restrict them in that. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/002 — archive.org (3:35)
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