Guidance on the wrongdoings in celebrations and parties
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Question:
The questioner says: In these days, celebrations and parties are frequent, and some wrongdoings occur in them, such as women exposing themselves, extravagance in the wedding feasts, the loss of prayers, and other violations of the Shari'ah. We want guidance from Your Excellency on this matter.
Answer:
It is obligatory for Muslims to fear Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He) in parties and in other matters. They are Muslims, they are Muslims, so they preserve their Islam and their religion in parties and in other matters, and they adhere to the Shari'ah guidelines. They leave off amusement and play and whatever occupies them from the remembrance of Allah. Yes, they gather for the occasion of marriage. This is a good thing. They gather. They converse among themselves. They get to know one another. They exchange greetings. They eat from the food of the wedding feast. They thank Allah for that. They do not make the wedding party a season for amusement, play, heedlessness, and foolishness. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good.
The questioner says: In these days, celebrations and parties are frequent, and some wrongdoings occur in them, such as women exposing themselves, extravagance in the wedding feasts, the loss of prayers, and other violations of the Shari'ah. We want guidance from Your Excellency on this matter.
Answer:
It is obligatory for Muslims to fear Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He) in parties and in other matters. They are Muslims, they are Muslims, so they preserve their Islam and their religion in parties and in other matters, and they adhere to the Shari'ah guidelines. They leave off amusement and play and whatever occupies them from the remembrance of Allah. Yes, they gather for the occasion of marriage. This is a good thing. They gather. They converse among themselves. They get to know one another. They exchange greetings. They eat from the food of the wedding feast. They thank Allah for that. They do not make the wedding party a season for amusement, play, heedlessness, and foolishness. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good.
Source
لقاء مفتوح في الحوية — alfawzan.live (52:22)
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