A man vowed to himself to buy a piece of land for each of his six children every year, so he did so for four, then he became poor and did not complete it for the rest, so he asked their brothers to help him

The questioner : A man made a vow to himself to buy a piece of land for one of his children each year, and he has six children. He did so for four of them, but he became poor and was unable to complete it for the remaining two. So he asked his four children to give to their two remaining brothers from what he had given them, but they refused. Does this father commit a sin, or do the children commit a sin? And what is the solution in this case?

The Shaykh : I am afraid that the questioner may have filed a lawsuit in court. If he wishes me to issue a ruling on this, let him and his father come.

The questioner : ...

The Shaykh : I say let him and his father come, and it will turn out for the best, if Allah wills. As for now, I refer him to one of the judges.