Hazrat Zar says that I used to travel with Ibrahim; he used to eat fruits.

It is narrated from Hazrat Abdullah bin Amr (may Allah be pleased with him) that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) said: Whoever passes by a date orchard may eat from it, but he may not take anything with him.

Hazrat Abu Ja'far says that there is no harm in eating the fruit of the dhimmis.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin narrates that I asked Hazrat Ubaidah, "If a traveler passes by a fruit orchard, can he eat from it?" He replied, "He can eat, but he should not cause any damage."

It is also narrated from Muhammad in the same way.

Hazrat Jundub Bajli says that we used to perform jihad with the companions of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him), whatever they did, we also did. We used to eat fruit and hire slaves for the journey, who would take us from one village to another, but we did not share their homes with them.

Hazrat Shu’bah says that I asked Hazrat Hammad whether a traveler can eat the fruits of a garden? He replied that if the nobles oppress people, then in my opinion it is better that he does not eat. And I asked Hazrat Hakam, so he said that he may eat.

21533 - And I asked al-Hakam, and he said: Eat.

A man from Banu Namir says that once during a time of famine, I entered an orchard and plucked a cluster (of dates). Meanwhile, the owner of the orchard arrived and he beat me and snatched away my sheet. We went to the service of the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him. He said, "When he was hungry, why did you not feed him? And when he did not know, why did you not inform him?" Then he had my cloth returned to me.

Hazrat Abu Abdur Rahman says that once we camped beside the wall of a garden, so Hazrat Sa’d said to me that if you wish to become a true Muslim, then do not take anything from it. Then he gave me a dirham and said to buy fruit and food with part of it and fodder with the other part.