Is this statement correct: “Whatever is permissible to be a prophetic miracle (mu'jizah) is permissible to be a miracle granted to a righteous person (karamah)”?
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This questioner asks: Is this statement correct: “Whatever is permissible to be a prophetic miracle (mu'jizah) is permissible to be a miracle granted to a righteous person (karamah)”?
Answer:
The extraordinary event, the extraordinary event: if it is accompanied by a claim of prophethood, it is a prophetic miracle (mu'jizah); and if it is not accompanied by a claim of prophethood, it is a miracle granted to a righteous person (karamah). And at the same time, the karamah of the wali (close friend of Allah) is a mu'jizah for the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), because the wali did not attain this karamah except by following the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). Yes.
This questioner asks: Is this statement correct: “Whatever is permissible to be a prophetic miracle (mu'jizah) is permissible to be a miracle granted to a righteous person (karamah)”?
Answer:
The extraordinary event, the extraordinary event: if it is accompanied by a claim of prophethood, it is a prophetic miracle (mu'jizah); and if it is not accompanied by a claim of prophethood, it is a miracle granted to a righteous person (karamah). And at the same time, the karamah of the wali (close friend of Allah) is a mu'jizah for the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), because the wali did not attain this karamah except by following the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [189 -858] هل هذه المقولة صحيحة "كل ما جاز أن يكون معجزة لنبي، جاز أن يكون كرامة لولي"؟ — youtube.com
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