Re: Other people’s choices
No, it’s not quite so bad. Again, don’t want to get into the specifics of the issue (sorry for being so cryptic).
Let’s use the example of a cousin drinking. I know it’s haraam and they know it’s haraam, but they continue to make it part of their lifestyle. If I continue to socialize with them and let’s say they order a drink while we’re out at dinner with the kids, am I sanctioning their choices and lifestyle and providing a bad example for the kids?
P.S. They already know I don’t agree with their choices - I’ve been vocal about that. But it’s the continued socializing and what that means in terms of supporting them and setting an example for the rest of the family.