Chapter 198Remembrance 1 from Chapter 198What to say when present at a meal and one is fasting, in the case when one does not break his fast☆ Save favorite↗ ShareContextWE RELATE FROM the Ṣaḥīḥ of Muslim that Abū Hurayrah narrated that the Messenger of Allah said: “If any of you is invited [to eat] he should accept. If he is fasting he should supplicate [for his host] and if he is not fasting he should eat.” [1].Read entire contextReferences[1] Muslim (1431), Abū Dāwūd (3742), and at-Tirmidhī (781).Related RemembrancesRemembrance 3 from Chapter 211Chapter 211 · What to say after eatingRemembrance 1 from Chapter 194Chapter 194 · Mentioning the name of Allah when eating and drinkingRemembrance 2 from Chapter 211Chapter 211 · What to say after eatingRemembrance 1 from Chapter 199Chapter 199 · What to say when one is invited for a meal and others followRemembrance 1 from Chapter 158Chapter 158 · Du‘ā’, humility, and takbīr in battle, and asking Allah to fulfil his promise to help the believersRemembrance 6 from Chapter 158Chapter 158 · Du‘ā’, humility, and takbīr in battle, and asking Allah to fulfil his promise to help the believers
Remembrance 1 from Chapter 199Chapter 199 · What to say when one is invited for a meal and others follow
Remembrance 1 from Chapter 158Chapter 158 · Du‘ā’, humility, and takbīr in battle, and asking Allah to fulfil his promise to help the believers
Remembrance 6 from Chapter 158Chapter 158 · Du‘ā’, humility, and takbīr in battle, and asking Allah to fulfil his promise to help the believers
narrated that the Messenger of Allah 
said: “If any of you is invited [to eat] he should accept. If he is fasting he should supplicate [for his host] and if he is not fasting he should eat.” [1].