Expenditure and custody -Islamic fatwas

Excessive expenditure

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Moderation as the basic ruling on spending

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The original ruling regarding spending

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Building a needed house

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A wealthy wife spending on her husband and a sister on her brother

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Spending on wives

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Giving the wife the money she asks for

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Spending on the divorcee

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Spending on one's family in a good manner

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Housing one's wives and children

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A husband giving his wife a monthly allowance and disposing of his money in acts of obedience to Allah

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A wife taking from her husband's money

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The most entitled person to a child's custody

Custody

The most entitled person to a child's custody if the father is non-Muslim

Custody

Impermissibility of leaving a Muslim child in the custody of a non-Muslim family

Custody

Prohibition of any of the parents forbidding the children from visiting the other after divorce

Custody

Leaving a child at home alone

Custody

Permissibility of a widow spending from her children's allotted money on them

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A son returning the excess expenditure to the father

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Spending on animals

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To protect their property and care for it

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Obligation of spending on needy offspring

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A father should help his son get married

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It is a form of kindness to feed

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A divorcee taking from her daughter's money

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