Hazrat Mufti Muhammad Shafi RA said that:
means that Islam doesn't preach that a person abstain from all worldly relations. In fact, it is Farz (obligatory) to maintain and fulfil the rights of one's close relations. Allah Ta'alah has ascribed specific rights to parents, children, wife, and even distant relatives and neighbours. These rights are so important that it is not permissible to engage in Nafil (non-obligatory) prayers or religious activities at the cost of neglecting these rights.
From Ma'ariful Quran, by Mufti Muhammad Shafi RA, interpretation of Surah Al-Ra'ad
والذین یصلون ما امر الّٰلہ به ان یوصل
means that Islam doesn't preach that a person abstain from all worldly relations. In fact, it is Farz (obligatory) to maintain and fulfil the rights of one's close relations. Allah Ta'alah has ascribed specific rights to parents, children, wife, and even distant relatives and neighbours. These rights are so important that it is not permissible to engage in Nafil (non-obligatory) prayers or religious activities at the cost of neglecting these rights.
From Ma'ariful Quran, by Mufti Muhammad Shafi RA, interpretation of Surah Al-Ra'ad
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