The ruling on raising one's voice to a mother with weak hearing in order to make her hear
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Question:
The sister Umm Muram says: Shaykh, my mother's hearing is very weak, and she has many needs and requests of us. After a while, I raise my voice to her to convey things to her because her hearing is weak. Sometimes she says, "Are you angry with me?" Is this undutifulness to parents?
Answer:
Do not raise your voice to her except to the extent of the need. If she cannot hear, raise your voice to the extent that she can hear you. Yes.
The sister Umm Muram says: Shaykh, my mother's hearing is very weak, and she has many needs and requests of us. After a while, I raise my voice to her to convey things to her because her hearing is weak. Sometimes she says, "Are you angry with me?" Is this undutifulness to parents?
Answer:
Do not raise your voice to her except to the extent of the need. If she cannot hear, raise your voice to the extent that she can hear you. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [4721] حكم رفع الصوت على الوالدة ضعيفة السمع بقصد إسماعها - صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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