Is it recommended for one who eats at people's homes to make du'a for them?
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Question:
If one eats at people's homes, he says to them: "O Allah, bless them in what You have provided them."
Answer:
If one eats at people's homes, he makes du'a for them: "O Allah, bless them in what You have provided them, forgive them, and have mercy on them. The righteous ate your food, the fasting ones broke their fast with you, and the angels sent blessings upon you." This is regarding the people.
As for what concerns him, he says: "Praise be to Allah," praising his Lord.
If one eats at people's homes, he says to them: "O Allah, bless them in what You have provided them."
Answer:
If one eats at people's homes, he makes du'a for them: "O Allah, bless them in what You have provided them, forgive them, and have mercy on them. The righteous ate your food, the fasting ones broke their fast with you, and the angels sent blessings upon you." This is regarding the people.
As for what concerns him, he says: "Praise be to Allah," praising his Lord.
Source
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