Is rejecting the religion of one’s Parents a Sunnah?

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Re: Is rejecting the religion of one’s Parents a Sunnah?

@Madhanee

Interesting replies from kids. However, lack any substance. But I am a big believer in letting everyone speak however bogus one’s views.

Having said that, let me ask you again. Aren’t Prophet Mohammad’s :saw: deeds consider Sunnahs and are to be followed blindly? (Or are these deeds selected deeds and only after he was appointed a Rasool). Can someone clarify that? Thank you. After this clarification, I have some more questions for you.

Brother Verizon. Thank you. I wrote the above before reading your response. Thanks again.

Only in matters of religion. We practice the religion he practiced, not rejected. Interesting how you would simply reject the obvious.

The Prophet also lived in a desert, yet is is not obligatory on Muslims to do the same.

What is considered Sunah is that what is prescribed by the Prophet (pbuh) in Hadith. Thus, if the prophet (pbuh) mentioned that fasting on such-and-such day is a good thing, then it is sunnah.

Following the religion of our parents is not at all recommended if the religion is not Islam.