The ruling on saying, "The vicissitudes of time have exhausted me"
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Question:
May Allah reward you. Among the questions that came in, Abu 'Ammar says: "Shaykh, is there any religious prohibition in the phrase, 'The vicissitudes of time and its hardships have exhausted me'? May Allah forgive you."
Answer:
Yes, nothing is attributed to time. Do not curse time, for Allah is the Time.Sunan Abi Dawud 5274Sahih (Al-Albani) So this is from Allah, not from time. Therefore, do not curse time, blame time, or attribute disliked things to it or the like. Yes.
May Allah reward you. Among the questions that came in, Abu 'Ammar says: "Shaykh, is there any religious prohibition in the phrase, 'The vicissitudes of time and its hardships have exhausted me'? May Allah forgive you."
Answer:
Yes, nothing is attributed to time. Do not curse time, for Allah is the Time.
The son of Adam injures me by abusing time, whereas I am time. Authority is in my hand. I alternate the night and the day
يؤذيني ابن آدم، يسب الدهر، وأنا الدهر، بيدي الأمر، أقلب الليل والنهار
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 2456 - حكم قول أتعبتني نوائب الدهر - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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