From the right of the father upon his son is that [t]he [son] does not
Category: Parents & Honouring Them
In prayer and supplication until the morning
Every day, my father would read a seventh [of the Qur.aan], and he would take a very light sleep after 'Ishaa. He would then [awake and] stand [the night] in prayer and supplicate until the morning.
In control of one's hunger
'Aatikah bint Ibn Abi 'Aasim رحمها الله said she heard her father say: '[When] I left Koofah for Makkah, I ate [some] food in Koofah, and the next [time I had something to eat was] in Makkah.'
in shaa.-Allaah they have been forgiven by Allaah
'Abdullaah ibn Bakr ibn 'Abdillaah رحمه الله said, I heard a person speaking about my father, [saying that] when he (my father) was standing in 'Arafah, he said
My father would extol praise upon him
I heard my father extol praise upon Ahmad ibn Abil-Hawaaree, and magnify his mention.
Show the good qualities
From the correct understanding and etiquette of honouring our parents and being dutiful to them is that when we are with them, we only mention the good deeds and qualities of our sisters and...
Remain silent about the pain
From the correct understanding and etiquette of honouring our parents and being dutiful to them is that when we are with them, we display good relations with our sisters and brothers, and remain...
Maintaining contact with our parents
From the correct understanding and etiquette of honouring our parents and being dutiful to them is that we do not suffice with keeping contact with them via modern gadgets; how shameful it is that we.
This causes them anguish
From the correct understanding and etiquette of honouring our parents and being dutiful to them is that we do not argue with our sisters and brothers, nor raise our voice in the presence of our...
Doing something for them ourselves
From the correct understanding and etiquette of honouring our parents and being dutiful to them is that we rise to be of service to them, bearing in mind that doing something for them ourselves is...