Discussion regarding the son's wealth belonging to his father.
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The Shaykh : It is obligatory for him to be dutiful to his father. The father owns this wealth; it has exited the son's ownership. It is like a mosque that a person builds; he has no authority over it... any person praying in this mosque. And it is a great misguidance that it is common for many people to say: "This is our mosque, we built it, and so on." This is due to their ignorance and foolishness. He has no right in the mosque except the same right as any other Muslim who did not put a single coin into it. So, this wealth that exited the son and entered the father's ownership, the son has absolutely no right in it. And his reward is sufficient for him, which is what has been recorded for him. Accordingly, if this father wishes to honor all his children, for example, if the amount given is one hundred dinars and he has ten children, he gives the one who gave the hundred dinars ten dinars, and he gives the rest ten dinars each, being just among them, because he no longer has any right in this wealth that he gave to his father.
