{"fatawa":{"id":12128,"title":"She cannot leave her husband who does not pray","slug":"she-cannot-leave-her-husband-who-does-not-pray","order":"","question":"<p>My problem is my husband. He does not pray and he drinks, and I have the  feeling that he is having an affair. Sometimes he travels on his own or  I find pictures of him with a girl, and he tells me that he married her  on one of his trips, and I believe that he is telling the truth. After a  while he said that he has divorced her because the distance was too  great and he couldn&rsquo;t afford it. A while after that I found a negative  which is clearly a picture of him with the girl but he made some excuse.  The point is that I cannot leave him because we have two children and  for other reasons which I believe are because of me. When I married him,  about eight years ago, he was not like that, but sex was extremely  important to him and I was circumcised so it took me a long time to  respond to him&hellip; Now I want to make the most of this blessed month  [Ramadaan] to try to guide him. I hope that you can advise me of the  steps I may take especially if there are any practical ways, because  speaking to him doesn&rsquo;t do any good. I have tried that and it was no  use. May Allaah reward you with good.?<\/p>","answer":"<div class=\"list-group-item-text ftwa-single-answer font-nrmal\"><span class=\"line_height\"> Praise be to Allaah.        &nbsp;\r\n<p>If your husband does not pray, then it is not permissible for      you to stay married to him or to let him be intimate with you. That could be      a means of guiding him, but you have to stay away from him because of his      not praying. As for the ways by means of which you can try to guide him,      there are many such ways, such as bringing home some tapes which speak of      matters that are of concern to him, such as reminders of how quickly this      life passes, the transient nature of this world, its insignificance, the      dangers of following one&rsquo;s whims and desires and how that leads to a bad      end, reminders of death, the resurrection, Paradise and Hell, the blessings      of obeying Allaah, the bad consequences of disobeying Him, the peace of mind      that comes from obeying Allaah, and the sense of alienation felt by sinners.      You could also put him in touch with some daa&rsquo;iyahs and good people and the      imaam of a mosque, and let them visit him, and try to get him to make      friends with some righteous people who can help him and encourage him to do      good, and explain to him the dangers of keeping company with bad people,      etc.&nbsp;<\/p>\r\n<\/span><\/div>\r\n<div style=\"padding: 3px; padding-right: 6px; text-align: right;\">Shaykh Sa&rsquo;d al-Humayd.<\/div>","status":1,"created_at":"2015-04-19T20:52:00.000000Z","updated_at":"2015-04-19T20:52:00.000000Z","language_id":1,"fatawacate_id":44,"parent_id":12127,"author_id":"","books":[],"articles":[],"videos":[],"audios":[],"author_name":"","category_name":"\u0627\u0644\u0639\u0634\u0631\u0629 \u0628\u064a\u0646 \u0627\u0644\u0632\u0648\u062c\u064a\u0646","category_slug":"","get_date":"2015-04-19"},"translations":[],"fatawa_books":[],"fatawa_articles":[],"fatawa_videos":[],"fatawa_audios":[],"url":"http:\/\/islamland.com\/eng\/api\/fatawas\/12128"}