Faith IQ – Common Mistakes During Ramadan #15 – Inviting Others

			common mistakes that Muslims make during the month of Ramadan and their fasting.
		

			of the common mistakes that Muslims make during the month of Ramadan and in their siyam is that at
times we are selective with who we give access to, and who we break fast with and who we exclude.
And this is not the habit of a believer, and not the way or the spirit of Ramadan, and its intent.
Sadly, Subhan Allah, many of us, we are obligated to having certain people fate enter into our
homes, even some people who we believe have a negative influence in our household. Sometimes it
could be a family member, someone near or far, who you'd normally would not invite into your home.
But it is the month of Ramadan. And it is a good thing that you share and break bread with them. The
		

			problem is in that you've invited somebody who doesn't bring bottle kit into your home, the problem
becomes greater is that you invited people who aren't really worthy of eating the food from your
table. But you've excluded the good people who are not maybe of your same social standing, or of
your academic achievement, or of your ethnic or religious or cultural background. There are these
beautiful people in our masajid who each and every night. We see them they're praying to Allah
fasting, as we fast, who are generous with their smile to us who are carrying with their dog for us,
but not once have they entered our home because they're not from our ancestral homeland, or they
		

			don't have the type of job that we perform, or that there isn't anything financial that ties us
together. We don't have anything in common except Allah. And that is where you find a laws love the
prophets of Allah, how do you sell them? He said that the love of Allah is whadjuk is compulsory for
those who love each other for no other reason except Allah Subhana Allah, what an incredible
opportunity for you to break that on that mistaken trend, where it's just our family and friends and
neighbors that come into our home out of obligation, not out of tequila. The Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam said, fell yet called Allah yet called Tanaka la Taki. Try to restrain anybody from
		

			consuming the blessing Allah has given you unless you are knowing of their piety, meaning the ones
you should bring in the ones you should cultivate. The ones you should have visiting your homes are
those who you sense they have a connection with Allah, not just your family ties, not just those who
look like you sound like you and come from your similar background. It is not wrong for you to have
people like that in your home. What is wrong is that you eliminate this space for those who can add
blessing and Baraka into your household. May Allah subhanho wa Taala open our hearts to each other,
make us colorblind and culturally blind to other people so that we can see each other as believers
		

			before Allah subhanho wa Taala and now our hearts connect us and nothing else so that we earn the
pleasure and the love of Allah the Most High.
		

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