Is eating from tables considered imitating the disbelievers?
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The questioner : I mentioned ... the practice of the disbelievers
The Shaykh : Yes, in terms of their custom of eating at tables.
The questioner : Okay ... and there is nothing ... .
The Shaykh : And the fashion came out, meaning we feel it, but the weight of this imitation
Another questioner : Its place now, meaning I cut it like the pants and the ... .
The questioner : Meaning it is done ... it no longer ... .
The Shaykh : I say, I say this is from the category of differing, not from the category of imitating.
The questioner : Yes.
Another questioner : You approach ... .
The Shaykh : From the category of differing, yes, not from the category of imitating.
The Shaykh : Yes, in terms of their custom of eating at tables.
The questioner : Okay ... and there is nothing ... .
The Shaykh : And the fashion came out, meaning we feel it, but the weight of this imitation
Another questioner : Its place now, meaning I cut it like the pants and the ... .
The questioner : Meaning it is done ... it no longer ... .
The Shaykh : I say, I say this is from the category of differing, not from the category of imitating.
The questioner : Yes.
Another questioner : You approach ... .
The Shaykh : From the category of differing, yes, not from the category of imitating.