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**VeniHemealm** · 06-22-2012, 11:23 PM

Maybe, and you are welcome to ask, am i welcome to ask too - Plus i think this is a more famous well known transmission ? Maybe i am wrong ?

Again im not asking about rights of a father to be obeyed, that is assumed. Also the defintion of father MUST be a good father, it cant be a bad father, who takes you from Islam. So im assuming both men and women are good in this context, and those men and women that beleive in this hadith, that "paradise lies at the feet of the mother"?

Sure, the narration of Jannah lies at the feet of the mother is pretty famous but, that doesn't necessarily mean we don't take the other Hadith on the father as well. We have to treat people according to their status so, maybe the Ulamaa can clarify the detailed differences between the rights of father and mother.

Even if the father or mother is trying to take their child away from Islam, we're still ordered to treat them kindly in worldly affairs from the Aayah in Surah Luqman.

Brother Ahmed's post answers some of your questions...

http://islamicstudies.info/maarif/

06-22-2012, 11:23 PM	#13
VeniHemealm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 468 Senior Member	Maybe, and you are welcome to ask, am i welcome to ask too - Plus i think this is a more famous well known transmission ? Maybe i am wrong ? Again im not asking about rights of a father to be obeyed, that is assumed. Also the defintion of father MUST be a good father, it cant be a bad father, who takes you from Islam. So im assuming both men and women are good in this context, and those men and women that beleive in this hadith, that "paradise lies at the feet of the mother"? Sure, the narration of Jannah lies at the feet of the mother is pretty famous but, that doesn't necessarily mean we don't take the other Hadith on the father as well. We have to treat people according to their status so, maybe the Ulamaa can clarify the detailed differences between the rights of father and mother. Even if the father or mother is trying to take their child away from Islam, we're still ordered to treat them kindly in worldly affairs from the Aayah in Surah Luqman. Brother Ahmed's post answers some of your questions... http://islamicstudies.info/maarif/
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