Allah1
Apr 9, 2011, 06:03 AM
ASAK wr wb, I am a convert married to a muslim, accepted by my non muslim parents(me & my partner as muslims even if they don't like it at heart). My mom is a victim of physical abuse & my dad has not changed in ages, however their acceptance of my life is still a miracle done by allah(swt)
Now every time I speak to my mom, I feel sad for her since he literally dares her to do anything against him. I feel for her, she was the first who readily accepted me as muslim & supported me. I always feel I failed as a daughter & not doing anything for her since she lives overseas, attimes the grief is overwhelming for me to bear, I should not be getting sad as its kufr to be sad & depressed.
She is kafir just because her parents died and she could not study, with my dad(her husband) she never saw a real happy life, so getting to know islam as a religion was out of question. I am pregnant and this pain & agony grasps me every time I speak to her, my own guilt haunts me and I don't know where to go, what to do.
All the answers I give myself to pacify, it still hurts me to see her suffering. Please help and tell me what can I do... as I am supposed to respect her although she is non muslim, but has a golden heart, who talks about allah as easily as I do, she didn't have any problem accepting & saying allah's name.
May allah protect her.. ameen
Please answer, Jazakallah Khair
Wasalaam Wr Wb
Now every time I speak to my mom, I feel sad for her since he literally dares her to do anything against him. I feel for her, she was the first who readily accepted me as muslim & supported me. I always feel I failed as a daughter & not doing anything for her since she lives overseas, attimes the grief is overwhelming for me to bear, I should not be getting sad as its kufr to be sad & depressed.
She is kafir just because her parents died and she could not study, with my dad(her husband) she never saw a real happy life, so getting to know islam as a religion was out of question. I am pregnant and this pain & agony grasps me every time I speak to her, my own guilt haunts me and I don't know where to go, what to do.
All the answers I give myself to pacify, it still hurts me to see her suffering. Please help and tell me what can I do... as I am supposed to respect her although she is non muslim, but has a golden heart, who talks about allah as easily as I do, she didn't have any problem accepting & saying allah's name.
May allah protect her.. ameen
Please answer, Jazakallah Khair
Wasalaam Wr Wb