Muhaqqaq Masala

Breaking fast with something cooked by an unknown Muslim.

When a believer and Muslim brother is hosting an Iftar for us, we should assume, under the principle of "Thannu bil-Mu'minin Khayran" (think well of believers), that he is feeding us from halal wealth. Furthermore, we are bound by what is apparent, not the hidden (batin); therefore, we do not even have the right to investigate a Muslim. However, if it becomes known definitively through evidence and clues that he feeds people from haram wealth, then it is necessary to abstain from eating and drinking at such a person's place. (Kitab-un-Nawazil/Vol:6/Page:345)

The Four Muhammads: A Miraculous Account of Devotion to Hadith
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The Four Muhammads: A Miraculous Account of Devotion to Hadith

In the third century AH, four outstanding scholars of Hadith (Muhaddithin) became very famous in Egypt. Remarkably, all four shared the first name 'Muhammad', and all were counted among the most illustrious imams of Hadith science. They were: Muhammad bin Nasr al-Marwazi, Muhammad bin Jarir al-Tabar...

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