The ruling on taking ownership for one who spends on his mother and brothers

Question:
This is a message received by the program from one of the Egyptian brothers. He says: Ramadan Abdulmawla. He says: My father has passed away, and I am the eldest of my brothers, and I am responsible for all the expenses of my household, meaning that I am the sole person responsible for them. I married my younger brothers and provide them with all the necessities of life. My mother went for Hajj, and I bore all the costs, because I work outside my country and outside my home, and the Master honors me by the blessing of my sustenance. After all the needs of my household were met, a sum of money remained with me, so I bought a piece of land with it and registered it in my name. Is this forbidden, knowing that all these expenses came from my own effort? Please inform us, may Allah reward you, and may Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
May Allah accept your work and multiply your reward. These are good deeds, so may Allah reward you for your brothers and for your mother with good. You are in a great state of goodness, so be glad of the great reward, the good outcome, and the abundant replacement. There is no blame on you for what you did, because it is your property, and you may dispose of it as you wish from what Allah has made lawful. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.