Tag: Islamic etiquette

According to numerous Hadith, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) established a complete system of eating etiquette that promotes physical and spiritual well-being. This guide explains how to eat according to Prophet Muhammad's sunnah, covering manners, moderation, and healthy food choices.

According to the vast majority of Islamic scholars, garlic is a permissible (halal) food for Muslims and is not forbidden in any way. While its consumption is allowed, Islamic teachings provide specific etiquette, particularly concerning the strong odor of raw garlic, to maintain a respectful and pleasant environment for others. This guidance, rooted in the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), is a matter of social decorum, not a prohibition on the food itself.

According to authentic narrations, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) encouraged Muslims to have a pre-dawn meal, or sehri, for its blessings. He also explicitly stated that dates are the most excellent food for sehri.