The Ruling on Asking People for Money in the Mosque
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Question:
He says: What is the ruling on asking the needy for money in the mosque after the prayer?
Answer:
If they are in need, there is no harm. Asking for the needy in the mosque is permissible. As for the one who asks without need, it is forbidden (haram) for him, even outside the mosque. The one who asks without need, it is forbidden for him, even outside the mosque, and in the mosque it is more severe, because he occupies the people while they are not in need. Whoever asks people by breaking (their pride) is only asking for embers, or to be imitated, or to be broken.
He says: What is the ruling on asking the needy for money in the mosque after the prayer?
Answer:
If they are in need, there is no harm. Asking for the needy in the mosque is permissible. As for the one who asks without need, it is forbidden (haram) for him, even outside the mosque. The one who asks without need, it is forbidden for him, even outside the mosque, and in the mosque it is more severe, because he occupies the people while they are not in need. Whoever asks people by breaking (their pride) is only asking for embers, or to be imitated, or to be broken.
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