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by Anonymous on November 18th, 2009
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?
by spock's brain on November 18th, 2009
You do not indicate whether you are a practicing Moslem.
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If you are, I believe there is a moral responsibility for you to practice what your religion teaches.
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What, do Mosems believe is the penalty for not following Sharia? Is it hell?
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If that is what you beleive, should you save some money now and face hell later?
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If you are not a believer, I do not believe you have a moral responsibility to live up to anothers beliefs.
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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.
by Anonymous on November 18th, 2009
When you choose to be a muslim, you take on the responsibilities of your faith.
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You're reading 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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