A Muslim husband has the right to forbid his non-Muslim wife to commit evil openly in the house such as setting up statues or ringing bells. This also includes celebrating innovated festivals, such as Easter, because that is an evil action according to Islam. The Muslim husband does not have the right to force his Christian wife to give up her beliefs, but he may denounce her open profession of falsehood.

It is not obligatory for a Muslim to follow any particular madhhab among the four madhhabs. The madhhab of Abu Hanifah is the most widespread madhhab among the Muslims. Every Muslim should follow the truth and what is correct, regardless of who says it.