Hadiths Of The Etiquette of Hospitality

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إذا دَخَلَ أحَدُكُم على أخيهِ فيرَحلِهِ فَلْيَقعُدْ حيثُ يَأمُرُ صاحِبُ الرَّحلِ؛ فإنّ صاحِبَ الرَّحلِ أعرَفُ بِعَورَةِ بَيتِهِ مِن الداخِلِ علَيهِ.
Imam Muhammad al-Baqir (as):
When someone enters the house of his fellow brother, he must sit wherever the host tells him to sit for the owner of the house knows the flaws of his own house better than the guest.
Source: Qurb al-Asnād No69
ID: 2004
3406
الوَليمَةُ أوَّلُ يومٍ حَقٌّ، والثاني مَعروفٌ، وما زادَ رياءٌ وسُمعَةٌ.
The Prophet Muhammad (S):
Hosting a banquet the first day is reasonable, the second day is an act of courtesy, and any more than that is showing-off and seeking repute.
Source: al-Kāfī Vol5 P368
ID: 2003
3466
الضِّيافَةُ أوَّلُ يَومٍ والثاني والثالثُ، وما بعدَ ذلكَ فإنّها صَدَقةٌ تَصَدّق بها علَيهِ.
The Prophet Muhammad (S):
Hospitality towards a guest is incumbent for the first day, the second day and the third day. After that, anything you give him is considered as charity towards him on your behalf.
Source: al-Kāfī Vol6 P283
ID: 2002
4344
إذا أتاكَ أخُوك فَآتِهِ بما عِندَك، و إذا دَعَوتَهُ فَتَكَلَّفْ لَهُ.
Imam Ja‘far al-Ṣadiq (as):
If your brother comes to your house [uninvited] then offer him whatever you have in the house, and if you invite him, then make a special effort for him.
Source: al-Kāfī Vol6 P276
ID: 1740
3214
لا يَتَكَلَّفَنَّ أحَدٌ لِضَيفِهِ ما لا يَقدِرُ.
The Prophet Muhammad (S):
No one should go to troubles that they cannot afford for a guest.
Source: Mizan al-Hikmah No756
ID: 1739
1829
كَفى بِالمَرءِ إثما أن يَستَقِلَّ ما يُقَرِّبُ إلى إخوانِهِ، وكَفى بِالقَومِ إثما أن يَستَقِلُّوا ما يُقَرِّبُهُ إلَيهِم أخُوهُم.
The Prophet Muhammad (S):
It is enough of a sin for a man to belittle that which brings him close to his fellow brothers, and it is enough of a sin for a people to disparage that which draws a fellow brother close to them.
ID: 1738
2689
مَن آتاهُ اللّهُ مالًا فَلْيَصِلْ بهِ القَرابَةَ، و لْيُحسِنْ مِنهُ الضِّيافَةَ.
Imam Ali (as):
He who has been granted wealth by Allah must use it to maintain relations with his kin and to entertain guests.
Source: Nahj al-Balāgha No142
ID: 1335
1850
كُلُّ بيتٍ لا يَدخُلُ فيهِ الضَّيفُ لا تَدخُلُهُ المَلائكةُ.
The Prophet Muhammad (S):
Any house which is not visited by guests is not visited by angels either.
Source: Bahar alanevar Vol72 P461
ID: 1333
1973
الرِّزقُ أسرَعُ إلى مَن يُطعِمُ الطَّعامَ مِن السِّكِّينِ في السَّنامِ
The Prophet Muhammad (S):
Sustenance comes to those who feed others faster than a knife can cut through flesh
Source: al-Kāfī Vol4 P51
ID: 1332
2076
الضَّيفُ يَنزِلُ برِزقِهِ، ويَرتَحِلُ بذُنوبِ أهلِ البيتِ.
The Prophet Muhammad (S):
The guest arrives bringing his own sustenance and leaves taking away the sins of his hosts.
ID: 1330
1896
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