Writing Qur'anic verses on car stickers and advertisements
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Question:
He says: We notice that some cars and advertisements, such as writing about narcotics after "In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful," and also advertisements, perhaps a person sees it and believes that this is a verse. What is the ruling on that? We want clarification.
Answer:
It is obligatory to remove the ambiguity from the stickers. Do not mix the verses with human speech. Writing the verses on cars, on walls, on wood, or elsewhere exposes them to insult. The Qur'an must be protected from this and should not be written on stickers. Do not write the Qur'an on the sticker; write the warning: "Beware of narcotics; narcotics are harmful to the mind and the religion." That is, write the warnings and do not write the verses, because this exposes them to insult. Yes.
He says: We notice that some cars and advertisements, such as writing about narcotics after "In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful," and also advertisements, perhaps a person sees it and believes that this is a verse. What is the ruling on that? We want clarification.
Answer:
It is obligatory to remove the ambiguity from the stickers. Do not mix the verses with human speech. Writing the verses on cars, on walls, on wood, or elsewhere exposes them to insult. The Qur'an must be protected from this and should not be written on stickers. Do not write the Qur'an on the sticker; write the warning: "Beware of narcotics; narcotics are harmful to the mind and the religion." That is, write the warnings and do not write the verses, because this exposes them to insult. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، محاضرات في العقيدة والدعوة-01-الأعراض وحماية الإسلام لها\صالح الفوزان\كبار العلماء — youtube.com (1:09:23)
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