The foundations of Al-Nafaghah are deeply embedded in both the Qur’an and Hadith literature. Verses such as Surah Al-Baqarah (2:233) explicate the obligations of a husband towards his household, declaring that “upon the father is their provision and their clothing.” Shia exegesis emphasizes that this provision is not only physical sustenance but encompasses kindness, respect, and emotional support.
Furthermore, Hadith from the Prophet Muhammad and the Imams enrich the understanding of Al-Nafaghah. The Prophet’s sayings often highlighted the significance of treating one’s family with compassion and generosity, portraying financial support as a means of cultivating love and harmony within the family unit. In Shia thought, the Imams further expound upon this principle by delineating the appropriate responses to various circumstances, thereby providing a comprehensive framework. This integration of scripture and prophetic teaching reinforces the sanctity of familial duty.
Types of Al-Nafaghah
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