Obligations Of Children Towards Neglectful Parents | Shaykh Abu Eesa 

Allah, the Almighty says,which means, “And it may be that you dislike a thing which is good for you and that you like a thing which is bad for you. Allah knows but you do not know.” (AI-Baqarah, 2:216)

@@danielajunger3938 true, but Rasulullah ﷺ never thought us to preach harshly, and to be soft to others but hard on ourself. how would kids who grow up with sexual abuse, violence parents, who endure years of trauma and suffer, and do not know the meaning of life and love until they grow up and learn themselves can accept that cold words, more over a disbelievers wouldn't even consider to enter islam with this kind of treatments. all we need is support, if a shaikh who have more knowledge than us deliver the message of Allah with such condemning harsh tone to ppl who already suffer and need support, who can blame them if they hate or even leave islam? only ppl who feel the same/similar pain would understand how to treat others who have suffered. And help them with warmth and sincerity to understand. i have nothing against the teaching of islam and Quran, just some ppl neglect their own responsibility to be kind and gentle and supportive, not judgmental. especially us Muslims

@@hydopestoryi agree with you