Quranic command to be good to parents — placed right after worshipping Allah.
Quranic references on honoring parents, kindness in old age, children's rights, and maintaining kinship.
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Quranic command to be good to parents — placed right after worshipping Allah.
The Quran forbids even saying uff to parents and commands speaking with honor.
The Quran commands special care and dua for parents when they are old.
The Quran commands kindness to non-Muslim parents but not obedience in shirk.
Obedience to parents does not extend to associating partners with Allah.
The Quran forbids killing children and commands providing for them.
The Quran prohibits killing children out of fear of poverty.
The Quran commands giving orphans their rights and guarding their property.
The Quran warns that those who unjustly consume an orphan's property are eating fire.
The Quran commands testing and then returning orphan's property when they reach maturity.
Feeding orphans and honouring them is from the highest deeds of righteousness in the Quran.
The Quran condemns those who repel or humiliate the orphan.
Maintaining kinship ties is a Quranic command and righteousness.
The Quran commands joining what Allah ordered to be joined.
The Quran condemns those who cut the ties Allah commanded to maintain.