ANSWER: If this individual is extreme and not properly following the way of the prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam, you must not befriend him and you must obey your parents. But if he is righteous and practicing has good akhlaq and follows the sunnah with wisdom and according to the understanding of the 3 […]

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ANSWER: Yes, you are sinful. It’s obligatory upon you to maintain ties of kinship with him. He will be accountable for his deeds in front of Allah and so will you be if you don’t connect with him and fulfill your duties towards him.

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ANSWER: It is their mistake for allowing him to be disrespectful and still provide him with food and service. Your mother shouldn’t clean or cook for him until he behaves and act like a grownup man. They should cut the internet access on him and not pay his mobile phone till he mans up. https://islamqa.info/en/answers/210875/how-should-the-family-deal-with-a-disobedient-son

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ANSWER: If he has sincerely repented to Allah from this sin and apologised to you and if he’s a changed man now then you must give him a fair chance and put those days behind and make your home a safe haven for him to come back to. Allah the almighty forgives sins, don’t you […]

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ANSWER: You can give him dawah diplomatically, with wisdom, knowledge and fair preaching but you cannot forcefully take it out as its not your right. 

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ANSWER: Beating him up has two consequences, either you will give him a good beating which may injure him or lead to him reporting you to the police or he would give you a good wiping which will break you and humiliate you till the rest of your life. You should talk this over with […]

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ANSWER: Father must interfere and order them to do their chores. If there is no father or mother in the house to order them, do your chores and leave theirs until they come to an understanding that they must cooperate. You can also stop doing your chores and live in the house serving only yourself, […]

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