If one stays with a people and they do not host him, does he have the right to demand hospitality from them?

The questioner:
Yes, Abu Tamam. If one stays with a people and they do not host him, does he ask them for hospitality?

The Shaykh:
He has the right to demand hospitality from them. If they are generous, that is part of good morals. When a group of people stayed with a group of Bedouins and they did not host them, and their master was bitten, they asked them to recite for this master. He said, "You did not host us, so there must be a fee." They agreed with him on a flock of sheep. They recited for the one who was bitten, so Allah cured him, and he gave them the fee, the flock of sheep.

The questioner:
May Allah do you good. If he asks them, does he ask them for three days?

The Shaykh:
The obligatory period is not a day and a night, and the second and third days are the days of absence. The obligation is for a day and a night, his lunch and his dinner.

The questioner:
Is it preferred?

The Shaykh:
If they are generous, it is from the noble qualities of character. If they are generous, it is from the noble qualities of character.

The questioner:
Is there a difference in the obligation between the people of villages and cities?

The Shaykh:
There is no evidence for it, there is no evidence in it.