The Ruling on Breaking the Fast for Fasting People in Mosques

Question:
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, regarding the hadith of the Messenger of Allah the hadith. He says: Does the breaking of the fast that is held in mosques, or the invitation of a wealthy person to his wealthy brother, fall under this?

Answer:
Yes, this is breaking the fast for a fasting person. Breaking the fast for a fasting person, whether it is an individual or a group, breaking the fast for a group in the mosque, in the street, or in any place. This is breaking the fast for a fasting person. Whoever breaks the fast of a fasting person has a reward like his, without anything being deducted from the reward of the fasting person. They said: O Messenger of Allah, not all of us find what to break the fast of a fasting person with. He said: Allah gives this reward to whoever breaks the fast of a fasting person with a date or a sip of milk. Whatever is available, meaning whatever is available. For in it is the great reward.
So let none of you, or anyone else, belittle a good deed or kindness, no matter how little it is, do not belittle it. Perhaps Allah will bless it and multiply it many times over. So the Muslim strives to do good. Praise be to Allah, today the charitable organizations are doing a great work. They establish designated places for breaking the fast of fasting people and feeding them, and this is a great work. Even on the roads, may Allah reward them with good, they establish designated places for passersby, for travelers who pass through this road when the time comes. Then they break their fasts in these blessed places. This is from cooperation in righteousness and piety, and from doing good, and praise be to Allah that good still exists among the Muslims, yes.