A man prevented his daughter from traveling to her husband in America on the grounds that the children would be raised with a Western upbringing; what is the guidance?

Question:
He says, may Allah preserve you: A man is preventing his daughter from traveling to her husband in America, in the lands of disbelief. His excuse is that the children will be raised with a Western upbringing in the lands of the disbelievers. But her husband wants her to come to him. Is it permissible for him to bring her to him, even if she is disobedient to her father? First, this husband’s residence in America is for no

Answer:
reason. If it is for study and nothing else, or if he comes for treatment, her father should not prevent her. In fact, it is better for her to go with him, so that she may preserve his chastity and protect him. And if the husband is upright, he will protect his children and his wife, and he will protect them all until he returns. But if the husband is a resident in the lands of disbelief, a resident in the lands of disbelief, this is not permissible. It is not permissible for him to reside in the lands of disbelief and dwell there, and it is not permissible for the wife to go to him. Yes.