The ruling on greeting a group of people who are eating
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Question:
He says: If a man passes by a group of people who are eating, should he greet them, because we have heard that it is not permissible?
Answer:
Yes, he should greet them. The one who said that he should not greet them was mistaken. He should greet them. If he comes to a group of people who are eating, or reading, or talking, he should greet them. He says: "Peace be upon you," or "Peace be upon you and Allah's mercy," or "and Allah's mercy and blessings." It is not disliked; rather, it is prescribed, and they respond to him. Yes...
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
He says: If a man passes by a group of people who are eating, should he greet them, because we have heard that it is not permissible?
Answer:
Yes, he should greet them. The one who said that he should not greet them was mistaken. He should greet them. If he comes to a group of people who are eating, or reading, or talking, he should greet them. He says: "Peace be upon you," or "Peace be upon you and Allah's mercy," or "and Allah's mercy and blessings." It is not disliked; rather, it is prescribed, and they respond to him. Yes...
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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