Eating from the food of a father who steals
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Question:
I have a father who steals and asks me to share a meal with him, and he does not tell me about it until after the time has passed. Is it considered opening the house with haram (forbidden) means?
Answer:
If you know that he steals, it is not permissible for you to eat his food, if he has no money other than what he steals. If he has wealth and you do not know whether this money is from stealing or from halal (lawful) sources, then there is no harm in eating. If you know that this money is haram, whether from stealing or otherwise,
The presenter:
that you print on. And he said, "O Abu Rashid." All right.
I have a father who steals and asks me to share a meal with him, and he does not tell me about it until after the time has passed. Is it considered opening the house with haram (forbidden) means?
Answer:
If you know that he steals, it is not permissible for you to eat his food, if he has no money other than what he steals. If he has wealth and you do not know whether this money is from stealing or from halal (lawful) sources, then there is no harm in eating. If you know that this money is haram, whether from stealing or otherwise,
The presenter:
that you print on. And he said, "O Abu Rashid." All right.
Source
شرح فضل الإسلام [ صالح الفوزان ]، باب ما جاء في غربة الإسلام وفضل الغرباء — islamhouse.com (1:08:58)
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