I need some advice big time..... although my family is Christian... they are always at each others throats... My dad (the strongest Christian of them all) he is constintally yelled at told to shut up and he just feels terrible he thinks we dont love him we are all so terrible to him and do not respect him the way a father should be respected what can i do? what is Islam's way of dealing with this? I want to try and do better but whenever I try to discuss these issues with my brothers and sister they just get upset and yell at me.... what do I do?
Islam is the TRUTH!!
"The worst moment for the atheist is when he is really thankful and has nobody to thank."- Dante Gabriel Rossetti
ummm i think you should try and get them to pray as thier is a lot of bad deeds going on in your house (fighting and arguing with your dad; which should be respected) well if thier are lots of angels in your house you wouldnt expect aruging, i suspect thier are lots of jins and bad thoughts around the house, and well seeing as thier are lots of kaafirs well disbelivers of Allah Almighty, try to get them to pray, and well on the path of inshallah islam, i mean if you came into islam then you could help them, i mean the debate with zakir niak and william cambell would be good as it talks about the bible and quran in the light of science.
so inshallah try to get them to pray and by coming closer to the truth they will find out that thier father needs lots of respect. hope that helped.
Well at the moment they dont even know about my conversion to Islam (they probably wont for a small while) I could try to get them to start praying.... its really getting bad.. I mean.. I have seen my dad cry because of how we have treated him :sad: it needs to stop! I wish I could get through to them! if i try to use the Bible to help them see what they are doing wrong.... wow... I become a hypocrite and they dont listen (sept for my older brother, but only for a small while) Their is such a split in my home
Islam is the TRUTH!!
"The worst moment for the atheist is when he is really thankful and has nobody to thank."- Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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