The ruling on boycotting one's parents if it serves a legitimate religious interest
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Is it permissible to boycott Muslim parents if it serves a legitimate religious interest?
Yes, if boycotting one's parents serves a legitimate religious interest for them, there is nothing wrong with boycotting them. However, this does not mean cutting off ties with them. You must maintain the ties that are obligatory for you to maintain, such as providing for them with food, drink, shelter, and other necessities. And why not advise them first?The questioner: Because they have abandoned prayer?Answer: Abandoning prayer is disbelief, but in any case, persist in advising them.
Yes, if boycotting one's parents serves a legitimate religious interest for them, there is nothing wrong with boycotting them. However, this does not mean cutting off ties with them. You must maintain the ties that are obligatory for you to maintain, such as providing for them with food, drink, shelter, and other necessities. And why not advise them first?The questioner: Because they have abandoned prayer?Answer: Abandoning prayer is disbelief, but in any case, persist in advising them.