The ruling on parking cars in front of neighbors' doors
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Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh, and may Allah reward you with good. There are many questions; before I present them to your eminence, a group of neighbors, my brothers, are complaining about those who block the doors of their houses. Several of them have complained in writing, especially on the southern side.
Answer:
We have told you more than once: do not park your cars in front of people's doors. People come in and out and carry things. Do not harm people. May Allah reward you with good. It is not necessary to park your car at the mosque. Park it somewhere, even if it is far from the mosque, so that you do not harm anyone or cause anyone discomfort. Yes.
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh, and may Allah reward you with good. There are many questions; before I present them to your eminence, a group of neighbors, my brothers, are complaining about those who block the doors of their houses. Several of them have complained in writing, especially on the southern side.
Answer:
We have told you more than once: do not park your cars in front of people's doors. People come in and out and carry things. Do not harm people. May Allah reward you with good. It is not necessary to park your car at the mosque. Park it somewhere, even if it is far from the mosque, so that you do not harm anyone or cause anyone discomfort. Yes.
Source
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