The ruling on obeying one's mother in leaving voluntary fasting
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Question:
This questioner (Ibrahim M. M.) says: My mother prevents me from voluntary fasting, and she tells me: "You have fasted a lot, and that is sufficient." So should I fast, or should I leave voluntary fasting, knowing that my body is weak and I am unable to?
Answer:
You must obey your mother; you must obey the mother. For she is dutiful to you, kind to you, and concerned for you. So you must listen and obey what your mother tells you regarding voluntary fasting.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
This questioner (Ibrahim M. M.) says: My mother prevents me from voluntary fasting, and she tells me: "You have fasted a lot, and that is sufficient." So should I fast, or should I leave voluntary fasting, knowing that my body is weak and I am unable to?
Answer:
You must obey your mother; you must obey the mother. For she is dutiful to you, kind to you, and concerned for you. So you must listen and obey what your mother tells you regarding voluntary fasting.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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