The ruling on vowing not to ride in one’s son’s car
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Question:
This questioner says that she vowed not to ride with her son in his car, especially when she travels with him to al-Qassim, because he drives at a reckless speed. Does she owe anything? And what do you advise such a young man to do?
Answer:
If she had not made the vow, she should not ride with him, because this is dangerous, and it is not permissible to engage in danger. If she vowed not to ride with him, this does not prevent her from riding with him. She should expiate her oath and ride with him if he is moderate in driving the car, not speeding, and also drives well. Yes.
This questioner says that she vowed not to ride with her son in his car, especially when she travels with him to al-Qassim, because he drives at a reckless speed. Does she owe anything? And what do you advise such a young man to do?
Answer:
If she had not made the vow, she should not ride with him, because this is dangerous, and it is not permissible to engage in danger. If she vowed not to ride with him, this does not prevent her from riding with him. She should expiate her oath and ride with him if he is moderate in driving the car, not speeding, and also drives well. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/044 — archive.org (8:55)
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