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[quote]Loveall,
The problem is that either you never bother or does not want to read, understand others point of view.

Ofcourse I say the same thing that SHIRK is not just praying rituals to idols. 
To my understanding it is to attribute Rabubiyath to someone/something else. 
There is no point discussing those who do it intentionaly,
but there are forms of doing it unintentionaly, one of its form is as parents taking Rabubiyath of their children?
in the way that you consider,
1. No safety or security for children apart from yourself.... disbleief in Allah.
2. To maintain power and hold in society and group by making a strong children bond..... Power belongs only to Allah.

The pyschology of Fear, selfishness hopelessness in parents when they force children according to their wishes. Its not what Muslim Like and has got social repurcussions too.

1. Hopelessness in life without children... hopelessness itself is disbelief.
3. Fear of misries of life without children... disbelief in humanity.
 
4. Imposition of group/ family/ ethnic rules on individual.... which is against the norm of larger independence of individual and brotherhood of Islam.
5. Expect betterment in their life only from their children... shows and develops hostility towards other children, develops inability to do any social betterment in larger interest.

man the list goes on and on and i have hundred points in here to give but i would say one simple thing to conclude..
It is advised children to care for their parents but it is never ordered parents to enforce on their children.

Edited by: gohar on Monday, August 01, 2005 6:45 AM[/quote]

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