
Khutbahs
Why The Prophet ﷺ Told Hosts To Do LESS | Khutbah by Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy
Hosting guests at home has become rare. Most of us have friends we’ve known for years and never had over. We meet at cafés and restaurants, keep up in the group chat, and save our homes for some day when the house is clean and there’s time to cook. That day rarely comes.
Sh. Mohammad Elshinawy argues in this khutbah that the feast is part of the problem. When hosting means a week of cooking and a table nobody can finish, the guest feels the weight of it, the host dreads doing it again, and the invitations stop.
The Prophet ﷺ told his Companions not to go to great lengths for guests, and they served what they had.
Your friends came for you. A cup of tea on the floor and one extra dish is enough to keep the door open, and an open door is how friendship, and the faith that grows inside it, reaches your children.

















































































































































































































































































































