What is the ruling on the extra that the seller gives to the customer, knowing that I have a friend, whenever I go to him, he works at the shop and sometimes gives me

a meal, and he refuses to take payment or only takes a small amount.

Without the knowledge of the shop owner, no, this is absolutely not allowed, unless he gives it to you and then goes and pays for it.

But if he doesn't pay in front of you, for example, and gives it to you as a gesture of honor from his own pocket.

If he pays the shop from his own money, it is permissible.

But if he does not pay the shop, it is not allowed unless the owner has given him permission for that.

If there is permission from the owner, he tells him or the workers who work in the shop.

He says, you see, each one of you can give a gift to his friends, for example, each one five meals, you can give five meals a day as a gift, there is nothing wrong with that. There is permission. But if there is no permission, then no, it is not allowed to dispose of someone else's property.

This is someone else's property, it is not allowed to dispose of it.