A man saying to his daughters: “Your mother is forbidden to me,” and the expiation for zihar
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Question:
A man, may Allah preserve you and reward you, says: A man became angry with his daughters and said, “Your mother is forbidden to me.” Is this zihar? Is the expiation for zihar obligatory upon him? And if he is unable to fast for two months because of the intensity of his desire, what should he do?
Answer:
If he is in Riyadh, he should come for a fatwa and have his question looked into. If he is not in Riyadh, he should go to the judge in the court and take his opinion on the matter. Yes.
A man, may Allah preserve you and reward you, says: A man became angry with his daughters and said, “Your mother is forbidden to me.” Is this zihar? Is the expiation for zihar obligatory upon him? And if he is unable to fast for two months because of the intensity of his desire, what should he do?
Answer:
If he is in Riyadh, he should come for a fatwa and have his question looked into. If he is not in Riyadh, he should go to the judge in the court and take his opinion on the matter. Yes.
Source
شرح كتاب المنتقى من أخبار المصطفى صلى الله عليه وسلم، بداية من أبواب صفة الوضوء فرضه وسننه — islamhouse.com (54:16)
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