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when he was asked about the statement: 'The profit of a believer from another is usury', replied, 'That is when equity prevails, and our Qa'im [i.e. the Mahdi] appears; but for now, it does not matter.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]

Wasa'il al-Shi'a, v. 12, p. 294, no. 4

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Question : #747

Category: Food & Drinks

Subject:	Muslims as guests
Question:	if people are not Muslims, what exactly is required of them, if they wish to entertain Muslims to a meal, over and above the food being halal. (I.e., should it be prepared and served on cooking utensils plates that are used only for Muslims; are there problems about their handling food?)
Answer:	Salaam. For the meal served to be Halal, not only does the meat products have to be of halal nature but the money used should also be earned through halal means. There aren't any requirements to the way the food is served to make it haram.

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