Salaam to all.
A father is a Muslim, he prays, sometime dzikr but he also deeply involved in witchcraft (he often visits an "uleema" who is also recognized as Muslim, but obviously use jinn as his helper for example asking for future prediction, asking the solution for some problems using piece of Qur'anic verse which is written in paper, etc), actually it's a common practice in a country like Indonesia & some part of Malaysia. The daughter has reminded him many times, that these practices are forbidden in Islam but he stands firm and keep such a practice, he just like a Muslim by culture (Wallahu A'lam). She has browsed the fatwa no. 2127 in islam-qa.com http://islam-qa.com/en/ref/2127/guardian, regarding the condition of walee.
But she still confused, with such characteristic, is her father eligible to be her guardian (walee) in time she gets married?
Any sound reply (with proof sunnah or Qur'an) or simply an opinion is very much appreciated.
Thank you.
A father is a Muslim, he prays, sometime dzikr but he also deeply involved in witchcraft (he often visits an "uleema" who is also recognized as Muslim, but obviously use jinn as his helper for example asking for future prediction, asking the solution for some problems using piece of Qur'anic verse which is written in paper, etc), actually it's a common practice in a country like Indonesia & some part of Malaysia. The daughter has reminded him many times, that these practices are forbidden in Islam but he stands firm and keep such a practice, he just like a Muslim by culture (Wallahu A'lam). She has browsed the fatwa no. 2127 in islam-qa.com http://islam-qa.com/en/ref/2127/guardian, regarding the condition of walee.
But she still confused, with such characteristic, is her father eligible to be her guardian (walee) in time she gets married?
Any sound reply (with proof sunnah or Qur'an) or simply an opinion is very much appreciated.
Thank you.
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