This person asks how should a Muslim family member?

This person asks how should a Muslim approach a relationship with a non-Muslim family member?

By non-Muslim do you mean Muratad or do you mean this Muslim converted and their

family's default non-Muslim there's a difference between the two the question

didn't specify. No, he is a him, fass alu al-A-Lah the kering

in kun to mla t'alamun.

Okay, so the reason why there's a difference

is because with regards to the somebody who has left Islam obviously there's a there's a bit of

attention there and that tension cannot be ignored when a close family member was a

Muslim and then chooses to leave the faith that does things. Now I'm not saying you have to

you know boycott or cut off all ties but definitely the frustration needs to be

there throughout one's relationship that there's got to be the sense of, you know,

I'm sad that this has happened. Whereas that level does not need to exist for

the one who is obviously is not, never a Muslim but the notion of giving Dawa

to them will remain so how does one treat family members who are non-Muslim the

Quran is very clear lie and hak hakum Allahi nadi,

Lame you katruthi.

Walehahm and Tabah ruhm

what tukse you to al-laiheh.

That the Quran is very clear that Allah is saying

that you are allowed to have the highest level of closeness which is called

birr and you're also allowed to have the lowest level which is just to be fair to

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