Hospitality — Permissible & Prohibited

• Proof for accepting invitations to meals and for inviting others
• A detailed explanation of accepting an invitation
• Making money a condition for attending an invitation meal
• Hosting scholars in a room with pictures
• Attending and eating at a function with musical instruments
• Attending a gathering of sinfulness
• Inviting a kafir and accepting his invitation
• The ruling on Hindus’ funeral feast invitations
• Invitations involving non-Muslims
• Food at a washerman’s house
• The ruling on an invitation from an election candidate
• Accepting the invitation of a fasiq and greeting him with salam
• Accepting the invitation of a fasiq
• The invitation of a fasiq, and donations and gifts from the common people
• Accepting the invitation of a bangle-seller and a butcher
• Accepting the invitation of one who does not pay zakat
• The invitation of one who does not pray and of one who consumes interest
• An invitation funded by income from pledged property
• Eating at an invitation before the estate is divided
• The ruling on wealth derived from interest after repentance
• Accepting an invitation from a fornicatress’s haram wealth
• Accepting the invitation of one who hosts from haram and halal wealth
• Accepting an invitation from mixed haram and halal wealth
• Accepting the invitation of a person only one part of whose wealth is halal
• Accepting an invitation funded by mixed haram and halal wealth
• A teacher attending the meal given when a buffalo calves or after a circumcision
• A wealthy person partaking of niyaz food
• A wealthy person taking part in a meal given “in Allah's name”
• A guest giving someone something from the dining cloth
• A community member demanding goat meat at community feasts
• A guest asking the host for salt and the like
• A guest treating someone else to the food
• Honouring the guest
• Arrangements for ordinary people and distinguished guests at a feast
• Hosting non-mahram women
• A non-scholar invites a scholar and says that this food is from haram
• At an invitation, eating should begin with permission
• Treating with sweets in order to learn a trade and at the insistence of friends
• Going to eat where one’s honour is at risk
• Giving a feast in the field out of joy

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