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[Answered]Family relations

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[Answered]Family relations#13004

By Insaan - 28 Aug 2009, 14:17

- 28 Aug 2009, 14:17 #13004

Salaam
What is Islams view on extended families (cousins, uncles, in-laws)? Are we allowed to maintain relations with na-mahram family members?

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Re: Family relations#13735

By Sheikh Razi - 15 Oct 2009, 01:47

- 15 Oct 2009, 01:47 #13735

cousins must observe HIJAAB in front of the opposite gender In-laws: except for father in law and mother in law or their parents and
their children , the HIJAAB is not required, other than that the HIJAAB is
required
Cousin: the HIJAAB is required between them for the opposite genders.

With observing the above rules of HIJAAB yes one can maintain the
relations.