Muhaba
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Well, he did say in his post that he tried to talk to her parents. he wrote:
i'm not saying that he should marry her. just tactfully get out of the situation. Since her parents are never going to accept, he won't have to marry her or anything.
I think that telling her he doesn't like her is the wrong thing to do at this time. but telling her that if she leaves home he will not like her will keep her from leaving home. and she won't be so hurt that she will do something stupid.
If she continues to email him, his first response should be "i will only respond if your parents talk to me" and then after a while stop replying altogether.
Also, if he didn't like her or was unsure of his feelings, he shouldn't have talked to her in the first place. But he let things go this far and even said haraam things. Since he let things go this far, he has the responsibility to get out of it tactfully. Just saying, "I don't like you, I never liked you, etc etc" is not the right thing to do.
i told her let me talk to her parents, also long ago. but her parents refused to talk to me. She says, they wont give me a chance so his dad is being "unislamic".
i'm not saying that he should marry her. just tactfully get out of the situation. Since her parents are never going to accept, he won't have to marry her or anything.
I think that telling her he doesn't like her is the wrong thing to do at this time. but telling her that if she leaves home he will not like her will keep her from leaving home. and she won't be so hurt that she will do something stupid.
If she continues to email him, his first response should be "i will only respond if your parents talk to me" and then after a while stop replying altogether.
Also, if he didn't like her or was unsure of his feelings, he shouldn't have talked to her in the first place. But he let things go this far and even said haraam things. Since he let things go this far, he has the responsibility to get out of it tactfully. Just saying, "I don't like you, I never liked you, etc etc" is not the right thing to do.