The Twenty-First Benefit: Explaining that it is part of the etiquette of Islam that a traveler should not come to his family at night unless out of necessity.
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Eid Abbasi : The final benefit, the twenty-first:
It explains that it is part of the etiquette of Islam that a traveler should not come to his family at night unless out of necessity, or after informing them, or if his absence was for a short period. He should choose a time during the day for his return. In this etiquette, there are many wisdoms and benefits, and this is not the place to explain them. These are some of the benefits derived.
The questioner : If you enter the house during the day, is it a problem if you do so without giving them news?
Eid Abbasi : Of course, during the day, there is no objection.
The questioner : ... .
Eid Abbasi : So, if it is his wife, there is no objection. But if it is his mother or someone else, of course, he should ask for permission. And praise be to Allah, Lord of the worlds.
The questioner : In the Holy City of Madinah, they rub themselves on ... with the intention of ... .
Eid Abbasi : Seeking blessing from relics is not permissible.
Another questioner : ... .
Eid Abbasi : No, this is forbidden, this is not permissible.
It explains that it is part of the etiquette of Islam that a traveler should not come to his family at night unless out of necessity, or after informing them, or if his absence was for a short period. He should choose a time during the day for his return. In this etiquette, there are many wisdoms and benefits, and this is not the place to explain them. These are some of the benefits derived.
The questioner : If you enter the house during the day, is it a problem if you do so without giving them news?
Eid Abbasi : Of course, during the day, there is no objection.
The questioner : ... .
Eid Abbasi : So, if it is his wife, there is no objection. But if it is his mother or someone else, of course, he should ask for permission. And praise be to Allah, Lord of the worlds.
The questioner : In the Holy City of Madinah, they rub themselves on ... with the intention of ... .
Eid Abbasi : Seeking blessing from relics is not permissible.
Another questioner : ... .
Eid Abbasi : No, this is forbidden, this is not permissible.
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