Teachings of the Prophet Muhammad

• The teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, called Hadith, are learned by Muslims all around the world.  These teachings were narrated from person to person in chains that can be traced back directly to his time. 
  
  There are many compilations of Hadith that cover everything from spiritual guidance to his manner of dress.

• Submission, Faith, and Perfection of Goodness
  

  The following exchange between the Angel Gabriel and the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon both of them) gives us a concise description of Islam (submission), Iman (faith), and Ihsan (perfection of goodness).

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Some hadith are direct advice given by the Prophet to his companions, and some are observations about his mannerisms and traditions made by those close to him.  . 

The following are just a few teachings related to the purpose behind Open Iftar taken from a book of compiled hadith called "Riyadh as-Saliheen" or "Gardens of the Righteous."

The Prophet was asked, What is the best Islamic manner? He replied, Offering food and greetings to those you know, and those you dont know. #550

He, who has faith in God and the Last Day, let him be refined towards his neighbor. He, who has faith in God and the Last Day, let him be gracious to his guest. He, who has faith in God and the last day, let him say goodness or remain silent.  #308

The Prophet's companions said, "O messenger of Allah, we eat but we do not get satisfied." He asked, "Perhaps you eat separately?" They said, "Yes."   He replied, Come together for your food and remember the name of your Lord, and the food will be blessed for you. #743

He does not enter paradise, he whose neighbor is not secure from his harm.  #305

When you cook soup increase its broth and share with your neighbors.  #304

Food for one suffices two, and food for two suffices four, and food for four suffices eight. #565

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