maintaining the ties of kinship

Maintaining The Ties Of Kinship will lead to

• Respect

• Increasing love, familiarity and affection

• All of the above

Our religion urged us to maintain cohesion and harmony of hearts by keeping good ties with our

• Kinship

• basketball Audience

• Football Audience

The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم (said: Learn enough about your lineage to facilitate keeping your ties of kinship. For indeed keeping the ties of kinship encourages

• increases the wealth, and increases the lifespan.

• affection among the relatives,

• all of the above.

The Muslim can maintain the ties of kinship by doing good deeds, such as

• inquiring about the needy among them.

• forgiving their mistakes and paying charity to the

  poor among them.

• all of the above

“Whoever persists in asking for ...........................................,

Allah will grant him relief from every worry, and a way out from every hardship, and will grant him provision from sources he does not expect.

• Mercy

• forgiveness

• bless.

Maintaining the ties of kinship results in ......................................means having enough time for doing good deeds that help man in the Hereafter, bring benefits to society in this world, mastering one’s work

and earning the living of the person in their dependence

• blessed lifespan.

• Perfect life

• Wonderful life.

The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم (said: “When a man dies, his ........................come to an end, except for three: continuous charity, knowledge by which people derive benefit or pious son who prays for him.”[Narrated by Muslim].

• words

• Advice

• deeds

Maintaining the ties of kinship is:

• Voluntary worship act (Sunnah)

• An obligatory duty

• A permitted behavior

The Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم (said: “Whoever guides someone to a good deed will be rewarded .......................to him who does that good deed.

• Quarter

• Half

• equivalent

The kinship cutter is:

• Unsocial person

• Does not like people

• Cutting ties of kinship with his relatives

• Care for kinship