I advise you to ignore what your friend said, and do your best to fulfill your husband desires, and keep reminding him with Allah. This friend might want you to disrupt the relationship with your husband for her evil intentions. Don’t listen nor believe her as she might be a full fledged liar.

My friend tells me about my husband’s friends gathering where even girls are present who are supposedly his old friends too and then she advices me to share this with my parents to make them aware of his such outings. What should I do in this condition?

Fiqh of the family | November 13, 2017 4:01 am
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Sheik, pls answer my question. My husband and my sister are getting closer, like whenever we gather in the dining room they are the last one to set their talking alot of things. What alarms me more is that my husband recently came from a trip and got us both a present which is exact the same. Is this normal? What is the ruling about this in islam.
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I would just like to ask regarding the dayooth. i am the youngest in my family and my sisters are all married and they do not wear hijab. One of them says that she cannot wear it in this day and age becuase of society and i cannot physically force her to do so. she rejects it. will i be sinful for this and they are all married it is my responsibility or their husbands?