We know that the supplication of the wronged person is answered, so I am a married man with children and a brother.

The questioner : The questioner from Riyadh says, "May your excellence be rewarded, we know that the supplication of the wronged person is answered by the permission of Allah. I am a married man with children and a brother. My brother is married to my cousin. He and his wife accused me of something I do not know. I tried once and twice to find out from him what I had done, but he did not tell me. I remember that I did not do anything to him at all. The problem is that they say, 'We want to torment you as you tormented us, and we will leave you to suffer from the pangs of conscience, and we will never forgive you.' His wife does not speak to my wife, and he does not speak to me. What should I do? May you be rewarded with good, O honorable Shaykh?"

The Shaykh : As long as you do not remember doing anything regarding them, then you owe nothing. Because if we said that you owed something, it would be possible for anyone who wants to torment a person in his conscience to accuse him of accusations that have no truth. So be reassured and do not torment yourself. As long as this man and his wife have not mentioned anything that condemns you, do not worry about this matter, and you owe nothing. Yes.