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Please bear with me, I've been in a really difficult situation for the past year or so. I don't know what I'm thinking is correct or not.

A year or so ago, when I was alone at home with my dad, some things happened. He kissed me on my lips and touched me up. The problem is I'm not close to my sisters and mum and its very very hard to pluck up courage and speak about it to someone or tell your mum (you have to be in my position to know :(

It's hard because I wouldn't think my dad would do anything majorly haram, but it keeps coming to me that what he did to me is haram.

I have been hurt very badly by it, i think of it at times and get very depressed and upset.
You might be thinking what is she asking, first, - it was haram what my dad did to me right? and secondly, how do i get over it ?

sorry if i hurt anyone with my post, :(
thanks very much

moderators - if you think sisters should read this only (i am a sister), then i don't mind you writing sisters only in the title box..
 
You need to report him for this sister. Find someone you can confide in who you trust, maybe not your mum if you find it difficult to talk to her, any of your friends or a doctor or someone at work or I don't know if you are in school or college but someone there if you are.

They will be able to get you help and help you get over what has happend.
 
As mystical moon said tell some 1 at school or college they will be able to get you the help you need. yes it was haraam sister and he was in the wrong, not you.
 
Her father is sexually attracted to her – what should she do?
I'm a 19 year old girl and my father is sexually attracted to me. There was an incident where he seduced me and even though I confronted him about it, he still does it. I told my mom but she acts as if she's unaware of it, even though I have a sense that she is. I don't think she can do anything about it though, since we rely on our dad financially. We also need him beside us because we live in Canada, which is a whole new country for us. Can you please tell me how I should deal with my dad? Or how I should treat him after this incident? Should I even speak to him at all?.


Praise be to Allaah.

To Allaah we belong and unto Him is our return. This, by Allaah, is something that would make one weep. Have things become so bad that the fitrah has been turned upside down and a father feels such things towards his daughter?

There is no doubt that this father is mentally ill and sexually deviant, and he needs urgent and intense treatment for his heart and mind, both psychological and physical treatment.

For yourself, you need to take measures to make it difficult for your father to find any opportunity or time to seduce you or interfere with you. Do not be alone with him in the house, and lock the door when you are in your room. Do not let him enter upon you on his own. All of these measures will reduce the opportunities for interfering. But in order to stop this problem altogether, that can only be done by getting treatment for your father, or telling everyone about the problem. You have to realize that you need to be prepared for the effects that disclosing the situation will have on you and on the whole family, but this is better than things staying as they are now.

Your mother has to fear Allaah; her not caring about what her husband is doing is something for which she will be called to account and she will be regarded as a partner in his crime, because she could do something to stop him doing this evil deed.

You can seek the help of one of your wise relatives to intervene in this matter and stop the deviation of this sick father.

Undoubtedly these sick actions on the part of some fathers have their causes, and no one can deal with a problem without knowing its causes and how to treat it. Some of these causes have to do with the father, some with the daughter herself and some with the time and place in which the family lives.

The causes of this deviation that have to do with the father include the following:

1- Weak faith, lack of fear of Allaah and a failure to realize that He is watching.

2- Addiction to alcohol or drugs.

3- Mental or psychological illness.

4- Watching provocative shows on satellite channels, or looking at permissive pictures

5- Too much free time

The causes that may have to do with the daughter include:

1- Careless in the manner of dress. Many girls wear tight and short clothes in front of their fathers and brothers, which goes against sharee’ah and may provoke evil desires in sick souls that have been stirred up by satellite channels and permissive pictures.

2- Carelessness in some actions, such as kissing on the mouth or provocative touching, or sleeping in the same bed or under the same cover as her father or brother. These actions are also contrary to sharee’ah and provoke evil.

If we want to deal with such deeds that go against the fitrah (sound human nature) and Islam then we must put a stop to these causes that lead to such decadence. This may be done in the following ways:

1- Striving to spread virtue and good morals among the family members, and to strengthen their faith in Allaah, their awareness that He is watching and their fear of Him. This may be achieved by observing prayer regularly and on time, and keeping away from forbidden things and bad attitudes.

2- Totally avoiding looking at, listening to or reading provocative programs and stories.

3- Keeping away from bad company who only lead one to evil and bad things.

4- Keeping girls away from clothes that go against Islam, such as tight, short and see-through clothes; avoiding provocative touching and kissing on the mouth.

5- Seeking spacious living quarters where a girl will not need to be with her father or brothers in the same room or under the same blanket.

6- The mother should play her role in tackling such problems, by not being heedless or careless about anything she sees or hears that goes against sharee’ah, and she should not wait until things get really bad or cannot be set right. Rather she has to be aware from the outset, and not allow her daughter to be careless or allow her husband to do whatever he wants.

7- Wise relatives should be informed of such actions so that matters may be dealt with. If that does not work, then you have to make a complaint to the sharee’ah court or to the security services in order to stop his evil actions towards you.

8- Our sister who has asked this question needs to take the matter seriously and not delay taking action. We advise her to make du’aa’ and seek out the times when du’aa’s are answered, such as the last third of the night, asking that your father be guided and that his evil be withheld from you.

9- It is haraam for you to take your father’s actions lightly. You have to ward him off with all the strength you have, and raise your voice in shouting for help, even if that leads to his being shamed or imprisoned.

10-If none of these solutions work, then we do not advise you to stay in the house. We advise you go and live with some righteous sisters or with your relatives where you can live with them in accordance with Islamic rulings.

We ask Allaah to relieve your distress and to guide your father and withhold his evil from you.

And Allaah is the Source of strength.

http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/46886/father
 
You need to report this, schools and college will be able to help. There are many institutions set up to help people like you.

You may need to see a councilor to get some help to get over it.
 
if no incident has happened for a year and you feel no desire coming from him then i think he would have felt complete disgust at what he did. do not report him to the police, his punishment is with Allah. this was a heinous crime no doubt.

nobody here is in a postion to council you properly unless they have experience.
there are many anonymous numbers you can call these days depending on where you live. run a google search for sexual abuse helpline nd where you live.
 
is there a punishment for this type of crime in shariah??surely a daughter should be able to wear what she wants inside of her own home without the fear of her father touching her. i just find it difficult to understand why some scholars make excuses for this type of crime :heated:
 
may Allah help you. thisterrible, have you tried telling maybe other family members?
 
May Allah swt give you strength. Can i ask how old you are. Did it only happen the once.

Have you challenged him about it, i mean somethings you cant forget
 
Salaam sister ,

I am very sorry for what happened to you :( . If you aren't having the courage , then if he hasn't learnt the lesson confront him. Or you can gather courage to tell you mom. Concentrate hard on your career and find a good husband as soon as you can :( .

Once again May Allah be with you in your struggle sis.
 
Salaam ukhtee...

I know how much you have hurt for his action and probably you have no one to talk about this. But don't forget... you need to take extra precautions after this. This is a warning...if anything happened you have to have someone to back you up. You need to have a proof to make sure that people say you're not making up the stories. The first action that he did should be a proof for the 'maybe' second action he will do. So you have to tell someone...someone that you know that will help you out for example cousins or friends.

And ukhtee...try your best to avoid being alone with your father or to be alone by yourself. Always lock your room door and never ever ever forget that. Even after coming out from the bathroom.

I advise you to write a letter to your dad explain how he had hurt your feelings for his actions. and please duplicate your letter for your own copy.

and Ameen to all duas. May Allah swt protect you from any kind of harm.
 
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^^^yup you're right. but most cases they usually one choose one among the siblings. and hopefully the sisters wont blame her for making up (which she is not)the stories.
 
I am so sorry.
I know its hard right now. Many fears in your heart right now. How people will see you, what will they think, what will happen next etc.
I dont no how old you are. Call your local masjid. Find a relative you can confide in. A friend. I know you are scared to call the police. But you have to get it to stop. Call a solicitor. Tell him/her what happened.they will advise you best. They will tell you if theres enough evidence or not. If not you need to consider hostels. They have some for asian womens, you may find other muslims there.
There is nothing wrong with you. I promise. He is the wrong, not you.
I wish i could help you more.if you need anything feel free to contact me.
I understand you.
 
Subhanallah, I feel very sorry for you sister. :(
May Allah swt get you out of this situation.
"Verily, along with every hardship is relief"(94:5)
Please, like what the users have said, get help from your friends, your school or community, they will surely help. :(
I just just can't imagine...:cry:
 
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Please bear with me, I've been in a really difficult situation for the past year or so. I don't know what I'm thinking is correct or not.

A year or so ago, when I was alone at home with my dad, some things happened. He kissed me on my lips and touched me up. The problem is I'm not close to my sisters and mum and its very very hard to pluck up courage and speak about it to someone or tell your mum (you have to be in my position to know :(

It's hard because I wouldn't think my dad would do anything majorly haram, but it keeps coming to me that what he did to me is haram.

I have been hurt very badly by it, i think of it at times and get very depressed and upset.
You might be thinking what is she asking, first, - it was haram what my dad did to me right? and secondly, how do i get over it ?

sorry if i hurt anyone with my post, :(
thanks very much

moderators - if you think sisters should read this only (i am a sister), then i don't mind you writing sisters only in the title box..

Asalaamu Alaikum Wr Wb, my sister it must have been terribly hard for you to share this with us and maybe it was for the best so that we may give you words of comfort.

Children who have suffered abuse often blame themselves, seeking to find some explanation for the abuser's behavior. Please understand this: You are not at fault for what happened!

No parent has the right to abuse his or her child. Allah Most High has entrusted parents with a tremendous amana or trust: raising, nurturing, and loving a human being, and teaching that child about his or her religion.

When a parent violates this trust through abuse, be it physical, mental, or emotional, or neglects his or her child through abandonment or non-support, these actions constitute enormities, major sins in the sight of Allah Most High. The abusive and negligent parent will have much to answer for on the Day of Judgment, when Allah Most High knows what we have done, down to an atom's weight of good or evil.

It is obligatory for that parent to repent to Allah Most High and beg His forgiveness for violating the responsibility with which he or she was entrusted.

You state that its been over a year> Does that mean it has not continued?You should always pray for your father. Allah Most High hears and responds to our prayers, often in ways that may not be immediately apparent. A crucial first step in resolving your anger toward your father is to pray for him. It is completely natural that you have a certain amount of resentment. The thing to remember is that:

1. You are not at fault. A child does not ask to be abused.

2. Your father is answerable to Allah Most High for what he has done.

3. Resentment and bitterness can tear a person's heart. You don't want to be weighed down by these feelings, so strive to put things in perspective and move on with your life. Alhamdulillah, you have a mother who seems to have looked out for you.

4. Yes, you will feel pain, but you can channel these feelings in a different direction. Allah willing, when you start your own family, you will know what NOT to do in raising your children.

5. As far as your relationship with your father is concerned, you can still maintain family ties by praying for him and being good to him, but you MUST NOT subject yourself to any type of abuse. The Prophet, peace be upon him said, "A person should help his brother whether he is an oppressor or an oppressed. If he is the oppressor he should prevent him from doing it, for that is his help; and if he is the oppressed he should be helped (against oppression)." [Sahih Muslim, Book 32, Number 6254]

6. Last but certainly not least, you may want to seek the help of a qualified counselor or therapist to help you work through these issues. The effects of child abuse can linger well into adulthood, and it may be of benefit to learn some strategies for coping with your pain, learning from it, and moving beyond.

Turn to Allah Most High in all your thoughts and prayers. Be constant in your obligatory prayers and perform voluntary worship. It is reported in a Hadith Qudsi:

On the authority of Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him), who said that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said:

"Allah (mighty and sublime be He) said:

'Whosoever shows enmity to someone devoted to Me, I shall be at war with him. My servant draws not near to Me with anything more loved by Me than the religious duties I have enjoined upon him, and My servant continues to draw near to Me with supererogatory works so that I shall love him. When I love him I am his hearing with which he hears, his seeing with which he sees, his hand with which he strikes and his foot with which he walks. Were he to ask [something] of Me, I would surely give it to him, and were he to ask Me for refuge, I would surely grant him it. I do not hesitate about anything as much as I hesitate about [seizing] the soul of My faithful servant: he hates death and I hate hurting him.'"

[Bukhari]

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Allah is wanting you to come closer to him and remember and glorify him and I promise you will find much peace and solace by his remembrance!

Turn to Allah ands have FULL hope, trust, faith and reliance in him and i promise you will feel happy again!

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Please bear with me, I've been in a really difficult situation for the past year or so. I don't know what I'm thinking is correct or not.

A year or so ago, when I was alone at home with my dad, some things happened. He kissed me on my lips and touched me up. The problem is I'm not close to my sisters and mum and its very very hard to pluck up courage and speak about it to someone or tell your mum (you have to be in my position to know :(

It's hard because I wouldn't think my dad would do anything majorly haram, but it keeps coming to me that what he did to me is haram.

I have been hurt very badly by it, i think of it at times and get very depressed and upset.
You might be thinking what is she asking, first, - it was haram what my dad did to me right? and secondly, how do i get over it ?

sorry if i hurt anyone with my post, :(
thanks very much

moderators - if you think sisters should read this only (i am a sister), then i don't mind you writing sisters only in the title box..

O sister, may Allah make it easy for you imsad

I don't know what to say, but do not let that happen ever again
 
is your father still committing these crimes?


if so - report him


if not - distance yourself from him and warn others of getting too close with him without disclosing too much detail.



always make dua' for him, indeed you are being SEVERELY tested by Allah


may Allaah make it easy, this dunya is a tool for shaytan to deceive us into entering the fire and NOTHING MORE



PLEASE DO NOT LET YOUR EMAAN BE AFFECTED BY THIS !
 
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salamz

dear sister according to the hanafi fiqh, if such a case happens, ie: a man kisses/toutches his own daughter, then the wife of such a person will become haram on him. this is called hurmat e musaharat. i have in front of me a book by mufti farooq of blackburn (uk) on this subject. the book is called 'Hurmat ul musaaharah-Marriage made unlawful through relationship. on page 24 a question is posed

Q: a father kissed his (mature) daughter with lust and desire by assuming her to be his wife. will the wife become unlawful for him?

A: the wife becomes unlawful

(ahsanul Fatawa 5/84)

this is the case of such an incident happening accidently. if it occurs deliberatly, them there is more reason of both husband/wife becoming unlawful for each other.

this is a very important book especially in this age of ignorance, filth and corroption. it can be purchased from the following link.

http://www.idara.com/store/islamic-...ibition-in-relation-to-marriage/prod_143.html

this is the view from hanafi fiqh.

may allah make things easy for you.

ps. ahsan ul fatawaa are the fatawaa of maulana rashid ahmed ludhyanvi (mat allah have merch on him). a high ranking scholar from pakistan
 

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