Is it obligatory for one who has married off one of his sons to marry off the rest?
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The questioner : If a man marries off one of his sons with his own money, is it obligatory for him to marry off the remaining sons?
The Shaykh : Otherwise? It is obligatory to be just among them.
The questioner : If they are young, should he make a bequest for them or save for them?
The Shaykh : Neither this nor that. Rather, if he lives, he should marry them off as he did for the eldest. He should not make a bequest for them nor give them special treatment.
The questioner : If he has ten sons, an older one and a younger one, and he wants to be just among them by giving each of them 25,000, and he puts the younger one’s share in his account and in his bag, is this permissible?
The Shaykh : It is permissible if it is in the name of a gift.
The questioner : In the name of a gift, and then this older one married with it.
The Shaykh : It is a mistake.
The Shaykh : Otherwise? It is obligatory to be just among them.
The questioner : If they are young, should he make a bequest for them or save for them?
The Shaykh : Neither this nor that. Rather, if he lives, he should marry them off as he did for the eldest. He should not make a bequest for them nor give them special treatment.
The questioner : If he has ten sons, an older one and a younger one, and he wants to be just among them by giving each of them 25,000, and he puts the younger one’s share in his account and in his bag, is this permissible?
The Shaykh : It is permissible if it is in the name of a gift.
The questioner : In the name of a gift, and then this older one married with it.
The Shaykh : It is a mistake.
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