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Muslim Student
I am muslim.I am a student and completely financially dependent on my parents, who are non-Muslims (Hindus). I have accepted Islam. My mother wants me to leave the house and has said that she might deliberately mix prasad in the food she gives me. Considering She will also stopped me from entering the kitchen. My father remains silent. Due to my limited financial resources, I cannot afford to live outside or arrange separate food. In this extreme situation, is it permissible for me to eat the food she gives me, even if it is prasad, or should I consider leaving the house and becoming homeless? I am deeply concerned about doing what is right in the sight of Allah. Please guide me.
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Muslim Student
updated 5 hours, 55 minutes ago
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Islam is an easy religion. There is no obligation to fulfil what is beyond your capacity.
If you can avoid eating the food like parsad, you can stay there. They should respect your choice as you respect their religious practices. However, if you are forced to eat the parsad, you may find a job for yourself and leave the house. Until then, you can stay there and avoid eating shikria food as much as you can.
When you show persistence, you find openings after a while, Insha Allah.
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