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Dar al-Ifta explains if avoiding family over disputes counts as cutting ties
Sheikh Mohammed Kamal, the Secretary of the Fatwa Department at the Egyptian Dar al-Ifta, emphasized that family disputes leading to severance of ties between family members are considered breaking kinship, which is forbidden legally and regarded as a major sin. He explained that those involved in such severance should strive for reconciliation and restoring family bonds. Upholding family ties is one of the matters encouraged by religion, and neglecting this obligation is considered a violation of divine commandments.
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