The narration mentioned that "the Commander of the Faithful (PBUH) came to a bitter melon and said, “Oh No.”…

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The narration mentioned that "the Commander of the Faithful (PBUH) came to a bitter melon and said, “Oh No.” Then, he threw it"…. to the end of the narration that says our of love was not sweet? Is it permissible, according to the narration, to throw a watermelon once, perhaps it is intended to be bitter, is this not a waste of grace and disrespect for it, or does the Commander of the Faithful have a mandate and may throw food?

Ayatullah Bashir Hussain al-Najafi · Accepted Answer

In the name of Allah, we have known that the mindful person avoids eating bitter unless he is bound by the order of the doctor. As for throwing bitter melon is a rejection of grace. You knew the answer to it previously. Allah is the Guide and Knowing.

The narration mentioned that "the Commander of the Faithful (PBUH) came to a bitter melon and said, “Oh No.”…

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