We must honor and obey our parents unless they force us to set up idols beside God, and even then we should keep treating them amicably in this world.1
Parents have rights: they must be honored, never shouted at or shown even slight annoyance, and treated kindly.1
Faith calls for caring for relatives, honoring parents with humility, and encouraging one's family to keep the contact prayers.1, 2
Contact Prayer, Zakat, Fasting, and Hajj are obligatory but do not excuse us from duties to parents, relatives, the poor, and travelers, since there is no part time submission.1, 2, 3, 4
The Book of Tobit gives sound advice resembling Luqman in the Quran, including honoring one's mother and never grieving her.1, 2, 3
Treating people kindly, honoring parents, regarding relatives, orphans, and the poor, and giving charity without insult or harm lead toward light, while stinginess and belittling people lead toward darkness.1, 2
God sets a very high standard for treating parents: as long as they live, you must never show even slight annoyance or shout at them, and you must treat them kindly.1, 2
Honoring parents does not mean worshipping them or following them blindly, and you must not obey them if they try to make you set up idols beside God.1, 2, 3
Submitters are expected to be honest, avoid boasting, slander, and foul language, and show mercy to their parents and siblings, since all bad behavior is condemned by God.1, 2, 3
The real prohibitions and commandments include not setting up idols, honoring parents, giving zakat, not killing children including by abortion, avoiding adultery, protecting orphans' money, and full weight in trade.1, 2, 3
We must worship God alone, honor our parents, and regard relatives, orphans, the poor, neighbors, associates, travelers, and servants, and God dislikes arrogant showoffs.1
Good prayers include asking God to make us submitters, keep us observing the Contact Prayers, protect us from idol worship, and forgive and show mercy to our parents.1, 2, 3
A reader says that in monotheism one places trust in God, stays steadfast, honors parents, and cares for relatives, the poor, and the needy.1
The commandments to observe include honoring parents, not killing, not stealing, not committing adultery, being honest, and avoiding intoxicants and gambling.1
Children must honor their parents, never show the slightest annoyance or shout at them, treat them kindly and humbly, and pray for God's mercy on them.1, 2
We must take special care of our parents with humility and kindness and pray for God's mercy on them.1
God decrees that we worship Him alone and honor our parents, never showing them the slightest annoyance or shouting at them, and humbly praying for mercy on them.1, 2
By the age of forty, a person should appreciate the blessings God has bestowed on him and on his parents.1, 2
Caring for aging parents when the roles reverse is difficult, but it can also be a great blessing that lets us know them as fellow souls facing tests.1
God commands that we honor our parents and never show them even the slightest annoyance, and only God is honored before them.1, 2
God is merciful and reminds us to repent when we are unable to follow the commandments about our parents.1
Marriage requires parental approval.1
We must honor our parents and never show them the slightest annoyance, and God stresses this because we tend to take loved ones for granted.1, 2
God's major commandments forbid idol worship, killing children from fear of poverty, gross sins, and killing except in justice, and command honoring parents.1
The righteous strive to defeat greed, envy, and arrogance, avoid vain and abusive talk, show mercy, and honor their parents; God expects these qualities but does not force them.1, 2
Charity goes first to needy parents, then to relatives, orphans, the poor, and the traveling alien, in that order.1
Charity should go first to needy parents, then to relatives, orphans, the poor, and the traveling alien in that order, so it reaches those most in need.1, 2
Honoring parents is a commandment to keep every day, and the Quran mentions it right after the first commandment to worship God alone.1, 2
The greatest honor children can give believing parents is to worship God as He should be worshipped, obey His commandments, and study His word.1, 2
If parents advocate idol worship, their children should not follow them but should continue to treat them amicably.1, 2
Only after becoming parents ourselves do we fully appreciate our own parents, who give their time, energy, provisions, and independence to care for a dependent child.1
The Quran often places the command to honor your parents right after the command to worship God alone.1, 2
Worshipers of God alone can be examples for their own parents, who may yet learn from them.1
The righteous strive to rise above greed, envy, and arrogance, to avoid gossip, slander, and boasting, and to show mercy and honor their parents.1, 2, 3
Parents hold a special position in the family, especially when they grow old.1, 2
Humans are enjoined to honor their parents, and on reaching forty they should ask God to help them appreciate His blessings, do righteous works, and declare repentance and submission.1, 2
Humans are commanded to honor their parents and to be appreciative of God and of their parents.1, 2
Be kind and humble with people, greet them with peace, and especially honor your parents.1
The Quran holds monogamy as the ideal married state while allowing conditional polygamy, and it teaches due obedience of the young to parents and care of orphans.1
The real prohibitions and commandments in 6:151 to 153 include not setting up idols beside God, honoring parents, giving Zakat, and not committing gross sins, obvious or hidden.1, 2, 3, 4
Every day we should cherish our parents as the means God used to give us life and lead us to God alone.1, 2
God enjoins honoring parents, and at forty a person should pray to appreciate God's blessings, do righteous works, and have righteous children, and God accepts such people's works and overlooks their sins.1, 2
We must honor parents and treat them kindly, yet still follow God's true guidance and not obey them if they push us to set up idols beside God.1, 2, 3