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He says: If you marry a woman who has children.
Not from you, of course, divorced or widowed.
So he marries her and she has children, these children are, of course, stepchildren to him.
Both the boys and girls are stepchildren, and your stepdaughters who are in your care.
So these stepchildren, whether they are boys or girls.
If he treats them well, this is the mother's husband.
If he treats them well, raises them, and takes care of them, there is no doubt that he has virtue.
Over them, but he is not one of the blood relatives, he is not considered among the blood relatives.
But he is considered among the people of virtue.
He has virtue over them, so they should treat him well when they grow up, so that they, I mean,
fulfill some of the rights they owe. The rabeeba, the rabeeba is the wife's daughter.
The rabeeba is the wife's daughter, and she is a mahram to you, one of your unmarriageable relatives.
Her daughters as well, her daughters, yes, of course, of course.