Begging and Giving to the Beggar in the Mosque
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Question:
Is the beggar in the mosque to be given?
Answer:
If the beggar in the mosque is in need, he is to be given. The beggar has a right. As for the female beggar, she is not to be driven away. He has a right. And if it is known that he is not in need, he is to be advised and not given. He is to be advised and not given. Because it is not permissible for him to ask. Or if he is disturbing the people and not letting them remember Allah. Then this is also prevented and he is advised, because this disturbs the people. And if he wants to be given, he sits and the people see him and see that he wants help, and there is no need for him to preach and disturb the people in the remembrance of Allah after the prayer. Yes.
Is the beggar in the mosque to be given?
Answer:
If the beggar in the mosque is in need, he is to be given. The beggar has a right. As for the female beggar, she is not to be driven away. He has a right. And if it is known that he is not in need, he is to be advised and not given. He is to be advised and not given. Because it is not permissible for him to ask. Or if he is disturbing the people and not letting them remember Allah. Then this is also prevented and he is advised, because this disturbs the people. And if he wants to be given, he sits and the people see him and see that he wants help, and there is no need for him to preach and disturb the people in the remembrance of Allah after the prayer. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 1600 - التسول وإعطاء السائل في المسجد - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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