Is it in the Sunnah for a person to eat at someone else's house without an invitation?

The questioner : I ask Allah for him. Is it in the Sunnah for a person to invite himself to food without being invited by the host? The host, is it in the Sunnah for a person to invite himself to food without being invited by the host?

The Shaykh : Invite himself to food, how?

The questioner : As the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) did.

The Shaykh : Why are you?

The questioner : For example, going to a person at lunchtime, eating lunch at his place without the host being present, is this in the Sunnah?

The Shaykh : This is a parasite. No, rather, a man is prohibited from surprising people while they are eating; he should look for their mealtime, and when he arrives, they greet him.

The questioner : This is specific.

The Shaykh : No, it is not specific, but it is out of need, and also the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) knew that the owner of the garden would be pleased with this. A consultation from her. Cucumber is called kharbaz with us, I think you know kharbaz, and it is called jarw with us in the language of Qasim, yes, and mashahat in the language. The time is over. Good, yes. What did you say? Yes. Yes. Tape.