Adoptie

[jay]

Mogen wij moslims ook kinderen Adopteren.

[Nawel22]

Nee, je mag kinderen wel opvoeden, maar niet adopteren. Je mag ze dus niet jouw naam geven. (Althans dit is wat ik gehoord heb.) groetjes Nawel

[lala_hamoesh]

Origineel gepost door Nawel22 Nee, je mag kinderen wel opvoeden, maar niet adopteren. Je mag ze dus niet jouw naam geven. (Althans dit is wat ik gehoord heb.) groetjes Nawel WAT EEN ONZIN ZEG TUURLIJK MAG JE JE KIND DIE JE GAAT ADOPTEREN JE NAAM GEVEN. ME ZUS GAAT IN JANUARI EEN KINDJE HALEN EN KRIJGT GEWOON HAAR MANS ZE NAAM. EN HET IS NIET HARAM JE MAG EEN KIND ADOPTEREN ER ZIT JUIST VEEL MEER AJA3R IN DAN JE EIGEN KIND. DUS HET MAG GEWOON. GROETJES LALA.

[jay]

Adopteren ze het kind uit marokko of ergens anders vandaan

[lala_hamoesh]

Origineel gepost door jay Adopteren ze het kind uit marokko of ergens anders vandaan ze gaan adopteren uit marokko. beslamma lala.

[jay]

maar mag je ook adopteren uit een andere land

[Hindaatje]

mijn tante heeft ook een meisje geadopteerd uit marokko...en als moslim mag je dat....je krijgt er zelfs hasanaat om...teminste dat is mijn verteld..

[Obiwan]

Origineel gepost door jay maar mag je ook adopteren uit een andere land Wat zouden de bezwaren zijn tegen adoptie uit een ander land????

[pannenkoek]

waarom zou je nou geen mensen mogen adopteren, het is juist goed als je iemand adopteerd !!!

[Najib26]

Je mag een kind niet adpoteren in de zin van dat het kind jouw familienaam geeft en zo zijn/haar echte ouders ontkennen. Je mag wel een kind zo opvoeden en ervoor zorgen alsof het je eigen kind is.

[Najib26]

Title of Fatwa What Does Islam Say on Adoption? Date of Fatwa 8/ June/ 2002 Date of Reply 8/ June/ 2002 Topic Of Fatwa Adoption Question of Fatwa I would like to know if an unmarried woman, who has been diagnosed with the inability to have children, could adopt a child without being married? Can she be allowed to raise the child alone? Thank you. Name of Mufti Islam Online Fatwa Editing Desk Content of Reply In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful. All praise and thanks are due to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon His Messenger. Dear questioner, we would like to express our appreciation to you for your confidence in us and we hope that our efforts meet your expectations. In the first place, it is to be made clear that Islam makes it impermissible to adopt a child and name him after his adoptive parents, while denying his real parents. The Qur'an refers to this saying: "Proclaim their real parentage. That will be more equitable in the sight of Allah. And if ye know not their fathers, then (they are) your brethren in the faith, and your clients." (Al-Ahzaab: 4) Regarding the previous question, Sheikh `Abdel-Khaliq Hasan Ash-Shareef, a prominent Muslim scholar issues the following fatwa: “We can say that you are allowed to raise a child and take care of him or her while keeping in mind the following points: 1- You are not allowed to adopt a child by giving him your family name and denying his biological parents’. The aforementioned verse is a clear example in this respect. 2-When raising kids, we must differentiate between male and female, in the sense that each is treated differently. You are allowed to raise a boy till he reaches puberty and becomes independent. However, regardless of child-parent affection between you and him, and regardless the motherly tender care you have for him, you are to bear in mind that Islamically the child is non-mahram to you in the sense that the rules of Khalwah (privacy) must be given due respect. All this is to block means of evil and corruption that pervade the non-Muslim societies. Sheikh `Atiyyah Saqr, former head of Al-Azhar Fatwa Committee, adds: "There are two main kinds of adoption. The first one denotes that a person adopts a child whose parents are well known but he intends to name the child after him. such kind of adoption is categorically forbidden in Islam. The story of Zayd Ibn Harithah, may Allah be pleased with him, is a clear example in this respect. Allah Almighty says: "Proclaim their real parentage. That will be more equitable in the sight of Allah. And if ye know not their fathers, then (they are) your brethren in the faith, and your clients. And there is no sin for you in the mistakes that ye make unintentionally, but what your hearts purpose (that will be a sin for you). Allah is Forgiving, Merciful." (Al-Ahzaab: 4) The second kind of adoption, which is strongly recommended in Islam, includes that a person raises a boy or a girl and takes care of him or her as a real father or mother would do to their child, while keeping in mind that the child should be named after his/her biological parents. Islam urges people to follow such a trend in order to spare the homeless or orphan children the problems of vagrancy and lack of nurture. It is a kind of cooperation in that which is good and righteous.” Finally, we pray to Allah Almighty to guide you to the straight path and crown your efforts with success for the noble act you are doing single-handedly. Amen. Allah Almighty knows best.

[Obiwan]

Weet iemand of de Nederlandse wet het toe laat dat je een kind ter adoptie neemt met behoud van oorspronkelijke achternaam.

[jay]

Origineel gepost door Obiwan Wat zouden de bezwaren zijn tegen adoptie uit een ander land???? kunnen we beter aan najib26 vragen

[emsoem]

wie wil mij adopteren??? =emsoem=

[Cina]

Origineel gepost door emsoem wie wil mij adopteren??? =emsoem= Nu vraag je echt te veel :D