(3) Maintenance of a female shall be on her father or whoever her maintenance may be thereon, where she is divorced, or her husband is dead, unless she has money. (4) Where the money of the son does not suffice for his maintenance, his father shall be bound by what completed the same, within the preceding conditions. Education maintenance 82. The child who has no money shall on his father be entitled to the customary education maintenance of his likes, if he pursues his study in an ordinarily successful way. Suckling charges 83. The farther shall be bound by suckling charges of his child, where it is not possible for his mother to suckle him; and the same shall be deemed as maintenance Maintenance of child upon loss of his father and grandfather or disability thereof to maintain 84. Maintenance of a child, with no money shall be on his affluent mother where he loses the father, or grandfather, or they are unable to maintain. Maintenance of parents 85.(1) A male or female, old or young child, who has surplus of his earning shall maintain his parents, where they have no money. (2) Where parent’s money is not enough for maintenance, children who have surplus of their earning shall be bound with what completes the same. Parent's maintenance together with several children 86.(1) Maintenance of parents shall be divided between the children, according to the affluence of every one of them. (2) Where one of the children maintains his parents with his consent he shall not revert to his brothers. (3) Where maintenance is after their being decreed to maintain, the one who maintains may revert to every one of them in accordance with the judgment. Joining parents to the family of the child 87. Where the earning of the child does not exceed his need and the need of his wife and children, his parents, who entitled to maintenance shall be joined to his family. Maintenance mandatory 88. Maintenance of everyone entitled thereto shall be on whoever may inherit him of his affluent relatives, according to them shares in inheritance; where the heir is insolvent the same shall be imposed on whoever may follow him in inheritance, subject to the provisions of section 84. Multiplicity of those entitled to maintenance 89. Where those entitled to maintenance are several and the one on whom it is due could not have maintained them all, maintenance of the wife shall precede, then maintenance of children, then maintenance of parents and then maintenance of the relatives. Maintenance of relatives 90. (1) Maintenance of relatives shall be imposed from the date of passing the judgment. (2) The judge may decree the children maintenance on their father for a period prior to the date of instituting the suit, not exceeding six months unless they agree otherwise. (3) There shall be required affluence of the father for decreeing previous maintenance. (4) The judge may pass an interlocutory order for children maintenance, of the date of establishment of the grounds therefor; provided that the order shall be covered by expedient execution. (5) The judge may permit borrowing the relative maintenance. Chapter II Obedience Provisions Husband obedience 91. A wife shall obey her husband in such as may not be inconsistent with Sharia ordinances, where the following conditions are satisfied, namely that: (a) he shall have discharged thereto her advance dowry; (b) he shall be trustworthy; (c) prepare a Sharia house, furnished with the necessary effects among good neighbours. Wife Refrain from Obedience 92. Where the wife refrains from obeying her husband, her right to maintenance shall lapse during the period of refraining. 9