What is the ruling on saying that Allah stripped the fire of its burning and changed its nature when Ibrahim was thrown into it?

The questioner:
What is the ruling on saying that Allah stripped the fire of its burning and changed its nature when Ibrahim was thrown into it?

The Shaykh:
He said to it, "O Fire, be cool," meaning he replaced the heat and the fuel with , so He removed its heat and made it cold. And He is capable of everything.

The questioner:
And he also said that Allah stripped the knife of its cutting property when Allah commanded Ibrahim to sacrifice Isma'il,

The Shaykh:
Yes, indeed. Ibrahim (peace be upon him) was commanded by Allah to sacrifice his son, so he sacrificed—this means he laid him down on his forehead and ran the knife over his hand, but it did not cut, because Allah prevented it from cutting, and the intended purpose was achieved, which is that Ibrahim obeyed the command of Allah (Mighty and Majestic). Yes.

The presenter:
Allah sent to you, Honorable Shaykh, this questioner says.

The Shaykh:
And Ibrahim saw in the vision, meaning that Allah commanded him to sacrifice Isma'il. This was a vision he saw, and the visions of the prophets are true, so he wanted to carry out the vision. The visions of the prophets are true revelation. Look, the son also. . He said, "Will you find me among the patient?" He said, "If Allah wills." . So when he submitted, he submitted to Allah, he surrendered the matter to Allah, and he prostrated his forehead to the ground. . The desired outcome was achieved. The vision was true, and the desired outcome was achieved, and nothing remained but the slaughter. The slaughter would have been of no benefit. Yes.