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Whoever feeds a hungry and fasting person will be compensated with forgiveness of sins and salvation of his soul from Hell. He will also receive a reward equal to that of the person he feeds, without causing him any reduction.”

The righteous salaf was keen to provide food for others and they thought that this was one of the best of righteous deeds.

Many of the salafs used to give up their iftaar for others, such as ‘Abd-Allaah ibn Umar (may Allaah be pleased with him), Dawood al-Taa’i, Maalik ibn Dinar, and Ahmad ibn Hanbal. Ibn ‘Umar used only to break his fast with orphans and the poor and needy.