Is it considered an oath if one says: "It is a trust with you"?
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Question:
It is considered an oath if one says, "It is a trust with you."
Answer:
If one says, "It is a trust with you," it is an oath; because its meaning is "It is a trust," but the letter "waw" was omitted. The Arabs sometimes omit the "waw" for the sake of brevity. If one says "Allah," meaning "It is Allah," then omitting the letter for the sake of brevity is permissible in the Arabic language. Yes.
It is considered an oath if one says, "It is a trust with you."
Answer:
If one says, "It is a trust with you," it is an oath; because its meaning is "It is a trust," but the letter "waw" was omitted. The Arabs sometimes omit the "waw" for the sake of brevity. If one says "Allah," meaning "It is Allah," then omitting the letter for the sake of brevity is permissible in the Arabic language. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل يُعد حلفًا إذا قال: أمانة عليك؟ الشيخ صالح بن فوزان الفوزان — youtube.com
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