Islam Question and Answer - What is the maximum extent of the obligation to spend on one’s children?

Fri 13/1/1430 - 9/1/2009

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Fiqh of the family » Spending on those under ones responsibility

What is the maximum extent of the obligation to spend on one’s children?

What is the ruling on spending on one’s children? What is the maximum extent of spending?

Sheikh Muhammed Salih Al-Munajjid

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