We have the habit in the mosque, every time Eid al-Fitr or Eid al-Adha comes around, whereby the men gather in the mosque to drink tea and eat sweets, along with what accompanies that of chatting about different topics. What is the ruling on that?

Praise be to AllahFirstly:It is prescribed for the Muslims to express joy on the festivals...

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In our country, wedding invitations involve inviting everyone in our village and in the neighbouring village, by going house-to-house to invite people. If someone is not invited from his house (by a personal visit), he does not regard that as an invitation. The village has expanded a great deal, as has the neighbouring village, and people are living on the outskirts and on the mountaintops, which has made it very difficult to invite each person from his house, and that has caused the people a great deal of hardship. The people have agreed to announce the wedding invitation in the mosque. Is this permissible or haraam?

Praise be to AllahThe mosques should be free of announcements that have to do with worldly...

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