Q: It is common that for a person to achieve taqwa and progress on the pathway towards Allah Ta'ala, a person is advised to stay away from eating 'out' food. My question is, which aspect about "eating out food" makes it doubtful and should keep us away from it.
Q: Toast biscuit ye sab khana jayez hai? Kyuki isme artificial color flavours use hote hai. Mai jab bhi bahar ki koi chiz khana chahti hoon, mujhe ajib ajib khayalat ate hai. Mujhe lagti hai sab haram hai. Allah mujhse naraz ho jayegi meri koi dua kabul nahi hogi.
Q: Does Islam forbid from eating out without any reason?
Q: I personally dislike visiting restaurants/eating out, because I feel they are places of the dunya and a waste of money. However, my wife enjoys visiting restaurants and wants me to take her out to eat now and again. She agrees that we only go to places which have pardah facilities (screens), no music and reliable halaal food. Should I take my wife out to eat since this is important for her, and be thankful for the fact that she is particular with her parda and avoiding haram? Or should I follow my own feeling that eating out shows love of the dunya and is a waste of time and money, and thus refuse to take her out? If so, what alternatives can I provide her to keep her happy? My wife's background is such that she is not happy just sitting at home.