The ruling on saying "The days have exhausted me"
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Q66: What is the ruling on some people saying: "The vicissitudes of the days have exhausted me," or "The hardships of the days have exhausted me"? Is there any religious prohibition in this phrase?
A66: This places the blame on the days, and this is cursing the days, and believing in the days, and that they act. The One who acts is Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He).
A66: This places the blame on the days, and this is cursing the days, and believing in the days, and that they act. The One who acts is Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He).
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