While the Quran does not explicitly link longevity with maintaining family ties, kindness to relatives and preserving familial relationships lead to happiness and peace.
The topic of maintaining family ties and its impact on longevity is not explicitly addressed in the Quran; however, familial relationships and kindness towards relatives are emphasized as commendable actions in various verses. Many Islamic narrations also suggest that being good to relatives increases good deeds and leads to a longer life. For instance, there is a hadith from the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) saying, 'Whoever wishes to have his life lengthened and his sustenance increased should maintain ties with his relatives.' This indicates that preserving family relationships not only has a positive impact on one’s spirit but also affects worldly matters. Maintaining ties with relatives fosters happiness and peace within the family and strengthens the sense of empathy and love in interactions. The spiritual aspects of familial relationships and kindness towards relatives are discussed in the Quran and Islamic teachings as a significant factor in maintaining a happy and fulfilling life. Certain verses, such as Surah Muhammad verse 22 and Surah An-Nur verse 27, refer to the importance of respecting the rights and treating others well, especially relatives. Therefore, while the Quran does not explicitly connect longevity with maintaining family ties, it is reasonable to conclude, based on its teachings, that kindness to relatives and fostering good relationships are crucial for a blessed life.
Then if the angels are among them regarding what was established in peace and security, let it be attributed to His ability.
O you who have believed, do not enter houses other than your own until you obtain permission and greet their inhabitants. That is best for you; perhaps you will be reminded.
Once upon a time, there was a man named Mortaza who was always in search of peace and happiness in his life. He maintained his relationships with family members and always treated them kindly. One day, when he visited his uncle, he received a piece of advice that greatly impacted him: 'Look, if you want your life to be filled with joy, pay attention to your family and show them love.' Mortaza took this advice to heart and, by acting on it, experienced a more fulfilling and joyful life.