LessonsFasting, Hospitality, Livelihood, and Table Manners (Accounts 9–14)Quiz

1. If a guest cannot eat, listen respectfully and do not force the invitation.
2. When asked “Who is it?”, give a recognizable name instead of only “me.”
3. Where study and employment are shared across family members, combine mutual support with fairness.
4. Show welcome by making an appropriate amount of space for someone joining a gathering.
5. At a shared meal, remember Allah, use the right hand, and eat from the nearer part.
6. If the opening remembrance was forgotten, mention Allah upon remembering.

The common thread is remembrance of Allah together with consideration for others.

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Fasting, Hospitality, Livelihood, and Table Manners (Accounts 9–14)

1. If a guest cannot eat, listen respectfully and do not force the invitation.
2. When asked “Who is it?”, give a recognizable name instead of only “me.”
3. Where study and employment are shared across family members, combine mutual support with fairness.
4. Show welcome by making an appropriate amount of space for someone joining a gathering.
5. At a shared meal, remember Allah, use the right hand, and eat from the nearer part.
6. If the opening remembrance was forgotten, mention Allah upon remembering.

The common thread is remembrance of Allah together with consideration for others.