Honoring the guest is one of the best habits of the Arabs and one of the traits of goodness since its inception, and it indicates magnanimity, the guest's sense of importance, his high status and your love for him, as if he were completely at home.

Then Islam came and urged and encouraged to honor the guest, and whoever masters receiving the guest will feel happy and may God reward him with a great great reward, and you should not exaggerate in honoring the guest, but rather give the guest what you have in the house, no more or less, so do not carry yourself beyond your capacity.

The manifestations of generosity begin with the guest entering the house and meeting him with a cheerful face and with a smile and receiving him warmly and sitting in the best place, so whoever wants to be characterized by the perfection of faith and generous morals, he must honor his guest and receive him well.

There are some mistakes that the host should not make when hosting his guest and presenting him with food, which is not to look at him during the meal and not to say something that does not please him so that he does not get bored with his food, and he does not speak dirty words during the food, and he must be presented with food first and not be spared by anything.

Parents should be aware that what they do is imitated by their children, and they must instill good values ​​and good qualities in the depths of their morals and teach them the importance of guest generosity and mastery of the art of dealing with guests.