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Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 9 Seventh Greater Sin: Qat’a ar-Rahm Silet ar-Rahm to Kafir Relatives Should Not Encourage Them in Their Disbelief
Library Ethics Greater Sins Chapter 9 Seventh Greater Sin: Qat’a ar-Rahm Silet ar-Rahm to Kafir Relatives Should Not Encourage Them in Their Disbelief
Silet ar-Rahm to Kafir Relatives Should Not Encourage Them in Their Disbelief
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Silet ar-Rahm to Kafir Relatives Should Not Encourage Them in Their Disbelief
If Silet ar-Rahm towards a Kafir relative, in some way, strengthens his conviction towards his own religious views; or if Sileh-Rahem towards a sinful relative provides him with opportunity and encouragement in his unlawful ways, then this kind of Silet ar-Rahm is forbidden. In fact, if Qat’a ar-Rahm induces a disbeliever to introspect and reconsider his disbelief, then, Qat’a ar-Rahm is obligatory on us. In the same way Qat’a ar-Rahm is obligatory if it discourages or dissuades a relative in his sinful ways.
