Iftaar from Haraam earnings
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Channel: Zakir Naik
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If a person's earnings are known to be Haram, can we accept his iftaar invitation? There is no Hadith saying that you cannot accept the invitation of a thoughtful person who has unlawful earning. In fact, there are the showing that Prophet Musa solemn, he went to the meal men invited by the Jews. And the Quran said the duty is to involve them. So usually, and usually is haram. So based on the fatwas of various scholars, they say that if such person calls you for a star, it is a blessing for you. And I think for him, he has learned something from wrong means he'll be held responsible, you wouldn't be responsible for that. Just Dr. Zakir for that final answer.