ISLAM AND THE WEST - 88

 RIGHTS OF ORPHANS

 

“Give the orphans their property, and do not substitute what is bad for what is good, and do not eat up their property along with your own. It is, surely, a great sin.” (4:2)

 

“Surely, those who unjustly devour the property of the orphans do nothing but devour fire into their bellies, and soon they shall enter a blazing Hell.” (4:10)

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