My in-laws including my husband are giving fatiha or khatam over food and water too(they r reading surah-fatiha and some other small surahs) and baksh over the dead relatives when their death date etc comes and also sometimes giving fatiha on food when coming to new house etc.Is it allowed in Islam? i don’t want to eat those things, how would i be away from it without arguments.
My in-laws including my husband are giving fatiha or khatam over food and water too(they r reading surah-fatiha and some other small surahs) and baksh over the dead relatives when their death date etc comes and also sometimes giving fatiha on food when coming to new house etc.Is it allowed in Islam? i don’t want to eat those things, how would i be away from it without arguments.
29Mar
You must not join them or go to such events as this is all innovations.
My in-laws including my husband are giving fatiha or khatam over food and water too(they r reading surah-fatiha and some other small surahs) and baksh over the dead relatives when their death date etc comes and also sometimes giving fatiha on food when coming to new house etc.Is it allowed in Islam? i don’t want to eat those things, how would i be away from it without arguments.