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**geniusxs81** · 02-27-2012, 08:31 PM

Yes it does make a child forever indebted to his/her parents. This is not my personal opinion, this is what Islam dictates.

It is easy for us in our ivory towers and standing far from the situation, to say xyz, without providing any proof.

Who says you should DECIDE to hate or disrespect the parent because of the upbringing? What I am saying is emotions can't be created, you feel a certain way because of what's happened. If an adult was thrown away as a child, they wouldn't feel their biological parent is their parent, rather they would give that respect to their foster parents.

Respect is earned, everyone can pretend to show respect but Allah knows what's in the heart so you can't pretend infront of Allah.

02-27-2012, 08:31 PM	#22
geniusxs81 Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 511 Senior Member	Yes it does make a child forever indebted to his/her parents. This is not my personal opinion, this is what Islam dictates. It is easy for us in our ivory towers and standing far from the situation, to say xyz, without providing any proof. Who says you should DECIDE to hate or disrespect the parent because of the upbringing? What I am saying is emotions can't be created, you feel a certain way because of what's happened. If an adult was thrown away as a child, they wouldn't feel their biological parent is their parent, rather they would give that respect to their foster parents. Respect is earned, everyone can pretend to show respect but Allah knows what's in the heart so you can't pretend infront of Allah.
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