The ruling on visiting disbelievers without need
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The questioner:
May Allah reward you. Say: What does not ward off the Fire from your opinion, and they do not know how to refute them with the beauty of timing. And the question is: Is it permissible for Muslims to visit them without need, so that the call is to be present and blessed in their gatherings, and their circle is around them?
The Shaykh:
It is not permissible to go to them without need for the sake of relaxing with them and rejoicing with them. This is not permissible; this is a type of loyalty toward them.
The questioner:
And what...
The Shaykh:
One only goes to them within the limits of permissible need, while hating them and being hostile toward them.
May Allah reward you. Say: What does not ward off the Fire from your opinion, and they do not know how to refute them with the beauty of timing. And the question is: Is it permissible for Muslims to visit them without need, so that the call is to be present and blessed in their gatherings, and their circle is around them?
The Shaykh:
It is not permissible to go to them without need for the sake of relaxing with them and rejoicing with them. This is not permissible; this is a type of loyalty toward them.
The questioner:
And what...
The Shaykh:
One only goes to them within the limits of permissible need, while hating them and being hostile toward them.
Source
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