No, he is not obliged to do this though it  is recommended as it would please them.

If parents order their son to do something (like learning to drive cars) which is beneficial for the son but has no benefit whatsoever for the parents, is the son obliged to obey his parents?

Fiqh of the family | November 5, 2015 3:31 am
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My mother-in-law spreads lies about me in home and to my in-law relatives, and ignites hatred in the family which causes my father in law to stop talking to me several times. My husband is a very good Muslim, but he couldn’t find any solution since his father won’t talk to him about it as well. I try to take their care as much as I can, but nothing works. what to do ?