Can a man prohibit his wife from seeing/meeting her close relatives (like her brothers, sisters, father, etc.)?
Share
The Answer
Dear Brother / Sister,
It is a right of the woman to meet her family and other relatives; her husband has no right to prevent her. She will not be held responsible when she meets her female relatives.
However, it is necessary to solve the problem without being obstinate with each other and disturbing peace in the family.
Questions on Islam
SIMILAR QUESTIONS
- Is it necessary for relatives and family friends to sit separately (men and women in separate places/rooms)? How should a man act when one of his adult sisters-in-law stays in his house for the night?
- Are the mother and father regarded to have violated the rights of their child who is married and who lives in a different place from them if they take from his property without his permission?
- Who are mahram men for a woman? Who are the men that are regarded as mahram and non-mahram for a woman? Are maternal and paternal uncles mahram?
- Will you explain the terms milk kinship and milk bank?
- Is it halal (permissible) to marry a half-sister?
- 4. Surah An-Nisa (1- 33)
- Inheritance- when ones have only daughters (no son)
- Could you please give information about "Nafaqa" (Sustenance: Maintenance: Alimony)?
- Why is the share given to women in Islam regarding inheritance is half of that given to men? What is the arrangement Islam introduced regarding the share of women in inheritance and equality?
- Is marriage among close relatives objectionable in Islam?
THE MOST ASKED QUESTIONS
