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'Hasan b. 'Ali (AS) passed by some beggars sitting on the ground, eating pieces of bread placed in front of them. They said to him, ?O son of the Prophet's daughter, come and join us for lunch.' [He narrated], 'So he sat down and said, 'Verily Allah does not like the arrogant.' He ate with them until they had all had enough though the amount of food remained the same by virtue of his blessings. Then he invited them to be his guests, and fed them and clothed them.'

al-Manaqib li Ibn Shahr Ashub
al-Manaqib li Ibn Shahr Ashub, v. 4, p. 23

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Question : #241 Category: Death Issues
Subject: performing qadha prayers for the dead
Question: Is it obligatory on a man's eldest son to give the Qadha of his fast and prayers after his death?
Answer: If a person did not offer some of his obligatory prayers, and did not care to give qadha, in spite of being able to do so, after his death, it is upon his eldest son, as an obligatory precaution to perform those qadha, provided that the father did not leave them as a deliberate act of transgression. If the son cannot do so, he may hire someone to perform them. The qadha prayers of his mother is not obligatory upon him, though it is better if he performs them.

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