Family relationships an Islamic perspective

Family relationships Islamic perspective Ma'moon Farez Jarar Summary Islamic view of society is based on a solid and firm foundation, which is the family, and it makes it the first unit from which this society is formed. The family is the basic cell in society, consisting of individuals connected by kinship and kinship ties. The family contributes to social activity in all its material, spiritual, doctrinal, and economic aspects. The family has rights such as: the right to health, the right to education, and the right to secure housing. It also has duties such as: transmitting heritage and language across generations, and its functions. On another note, Islam considers the family to be the great, ancient origin from which all virtues emerge, such as affection, mercy, honesty, chastity, loyalty, positivity, cooperation, solidarity, and social support. If this family is rectified and surrounded by values, principles, and laws.