Married daughters being the 'sons of the house'.

[Bigboi]

Re: Married daughters being the ‘sons of the house’.

@Qiynat

I cant believe some of the responses here. If a single daughter is not responsible for financial support of parents thn how does it make sense that a married daughter is responsible??? YES Islam says to both son/daughter to take care of parents which means to respect them, help them with daily chores, daughters are not ordered to go out and earn a living for parents be it young or older unless of course she wants to do so and it is swab for her (common sense) but if she does not want to work she wont get gunnah for not providing for the financial needs of the parents (in my opinion). Same rule applies for a wife, if wants to work and help her husband she can but she wont get gunnah for not working and financially supporting her household. A women job is inside the house while men are supposed to go out of the house and ear a living.If she is married and her husband does not allow her to work thn she should not work even if she wants to work and help her parents.

But they can go out and earn money for themselves, makes sense, yeah!

No one is talking about Gunnah or say in English Sin. The common sense should be “Yes, I want to do good deeds” and not - that if I have the chance - I let it go. If your husband doesn’t let you work then he should be at least fulfill his duty of being a “Mijaazi Khuda”…If you’re considered a “Mijaazi Khuda” for your wife then you should not only feel like “Mijaazi Khuda” but also behave like one.

I don’t think it is common sense that you don’t support your wife’s parents if you don’t allow your wife to work. As the Prophet (saw) saiid Be good to your Relatives"…I think I don’t need to add anything more.