The ruling on saying: “Allah is your father”

The questioner:
May Allah be with you, Your Eminence, the father. The questioner says: In our area, certain phrases are widespread. What is their ruling? For example, some people say, “Allah is your father.”

The Shaykh:
Huh? Some people say, “Allah is your father.” I don’t know what it means. “Allah, what? Your father?” I seek refuge in Allah. This speech is not permissible. Yes.

The questioner:
It happened to you, he says, and his statement.

The Shaykh:
Leave this and warn against this. He says, “For Allah’s sake, your father.” They say, “It is surprising, meaning ‘For Allah’s sake, your father.’” This is fine. But “Allah is your father” is not permissible. Yes.