ANSWER:

No problem in doing that at all while being dutiful to them and respectful.

QUESTION: My parents have traditional beliefs. They practice things like visiting dargahs and fateha, and don’t strictly follow the Hadith and Sunnah. Because of this, they turned down my proposal to marry a pious girl. I feel I need to move out to live according to the Sunnah and marry on my own, though I’ll still take care of them. Am I wrong or sinning for wanting to live separately to follow the Sunnah?

Fiqh of the family | November 18, 2024 8:26 pm
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