The ruling on entering the bathroom with the mushaf in cases of dire necessity

Question:
He is not a shaykh. Entering the mushaf while he is in the army, and the lack of restrooms? Entering with the mushaf while he is going to the restrooms, and not caring about this, even though it is closed and in the garden? Is this disliked or forbidden?

Answer:
This is clear: the shaykh does not enter the bathroom with the mushaf except in cases of dire necessity, if he is afflicted by shirk (associating partners with Allah). Or those who treat it with disrespect, such as people who insult it and sleep on it; in that case, he enters the bathroom with it out of dire necessity, but he attaches it so that it remains intact, such as putting it in his pocket or his sleeve. It is permissible for him to hold the stone with his right hand and hold the Qur'an with his left hand, whereas for the stone, it is permissible to hold it with his right hand or with his feet.