Trusted Fatwa: Insulting wife prohibited in Sharia
The article discusses the Islamic rulings regarding insulting the wife and preventing her from communicating with her family. Dr. Ali Fakhr emphasizes that the wife is a trust in the husband's responsibility, and that insulting her or preventing her from visiting her family are both considered sinful under Sharia law. They are viewed as manifestations of poor conduct and injustice, contradicting Islam’s teachings which promote affection and mercy. He pointed out that it is the wife's right to visit her family, and that anyone who assists or encourages her in doing so will be rewarded. Moreover, a wife returning from her visit in a good mental state contributes to the stability of the family. He also called for avoiding psychological violence and turning to mediators or reformers to resolve disputes. He stressed that a marital relationship is based on respecting each other's feelings and not violating the wife's dignity, and that Islam prohibits humiliating her or forbidding her from exercising her right to communicate with her family.
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