My eldest brother recently passed away leaving a daughter, as her uncle am I required by Sharia law to pay for her upbring, as requested by her mother? Note! that my parent are no longer alive.
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When you choose to be a muslim, you take on the responsibilities of your faith.
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You do not indicate whether you are a practicing Moslem. . If you are, I believe there is a moral responsibility for you to practice what your religion teaches. . What, do Mosems believe is the penalty for not following Sharia? Is it hell? . If that is what you beleive, should you save some money now and face hell later? . If you are not a believer, I do not believe you have a moral responsibility to live up to anothers beliefs. . You do not indicate where you live, but if it is not a Moslem country, I doubt that there is any legal responsibility on you part.
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Yes! I am Moslem, living in a Non moslem country.The reason I posed the quested was to ask: Is it my moral responsibiliy? Our families do not really get along and my brother's ex wife kept the daughter from us. Only now that he is no longer alive have they re-appeared and now request money, stating that Sharia Law states that it is my abligation to take care of the daughter financially. Is that fact?
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