teks: The obligatory provisions include the wife and children, mother, and father. It does not include siblings or extended family members such as cousins. If you want to provide for them, it can be considered as a debt or charity. However, neglecting these obligations is considered a sin. If you inform your husband about what is obligatory and what is necessary, I believe you will be safe from the sin of insulting your in-laws. So, my point is, before you confront your in-laws, why not have a calm conversation with your husband first? Give him a clear understanding of the priorities in his life. Showing empathy does not reduce his sin of neglecting his obligations towards his wife. Talk to him about it. If he still doesn't understand, then we can consider using a plan B.
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