What is the ruling on trampling flour and breaking bread and dates?
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Question:
This person is asking about the ruling on trampling flour and breaking bread and dates.
Answer:
This is not permissible. A blessing is respected, honored, taken up, and lifted. It is given to animals or to whoever eats it, or it is placed in a location. It is placed in a place away from being trampled by feet and from being disrespected, because it is a blessing. Trampling it and insulting it is a form of disbelief, the disbelief of one who disbelieves in the blessing. One who disbelieves in the blessing. And thanking the blessing is by respecting it and caring for it: either you eat it, or you give it to someone else, or you place it in a place where someone else finds it, or where animals or birds find it to eat, instead of it being trampled. Yes.
This person is asking about the ruling on trampling flour and breaking bread and dates.
Answer:
This is not permissible. A blessing is respected, honored, taken up, and lifted. It is given to animals or to whoever eats it, or it is placed in a location. It is placed in a place away from being trampled by feet and from being disrespected, because it is a blessing. Trampling it and insulting it is a form of disbelief, the disbelief of one who disbelieves in the blessing. One who disbelieves in the blessing. And thanking the blessing is by respecting it and caring for it: either you eat it, or you give it to someone else, or you place it in a place where someone else finds it, or where animals or birds find it to eat, instead of it being trampled. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم دوس الدقيق وكسر الخبز والتمر؟ للشيخ الفوزان — youtube.com
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