How wives should treat their mother-in-law | Sunnah marriage tips
No one can interfere between you and your husband
Your son is living an unhappy life overcast with problems
Do not look at her like an opponent or an enemy
And know that Allah Almighty is aware of you
Your wife is in your infallibility, not in your mother’s infallibility
Obey your mother and approach her and honor her, but do not wrong your wife in order to honor your mother, and do not punish your mother in order to please your wife.
It is the right of each of them not to infringe upon the rights of the other.
Oh Allah fix the homes of Muslims
How do you win over your mother-in-law and your husband’s family?
Let them feel that you are part of the family who cares about everything that matters to them, be the first to be there and participate in the good and the bad.
Sit next to her and ask her to tell you about your husband in his childhood, and about the memories of her youth.
If you live near them, ask them if they need something from you to buy them when you come back.
Keep in mind that disagreements are natural and inevitable so that the smallest problem does not confuse you.
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