The ruling on making a vow regarding oneself with wealth in case of negligence
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Question:
He also says: I make many vows, and I vow not to disobey Him, then I disobey Him, and financial matters result from my vow, such as when I say: I vow that if I do such-and-such, I will pay five hundred riyals.
Answer:
This is treated as an oath; it is not a vow, but is treated as an oath, because you intend to prevent [the act]; you intend prevention by it, so it is treated as an oath. Therefore, you owe the expiation for an oath for this vow. Yes.
He also says: I make many vows, and I vow not to disobey Him, then I disobey Him, and financial matters result from my vow, such as when I say: I vow that if I do such-and-such, I will pay five hundred riyals.
Answer:
This is treated as an oath; it is not a vow, but is treated as an oath, because you intend to prevent [the act]; you intend prevention by it, so it is treated as an oath. Therefore, you owe the expiation for an oath for this vow. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ماذا يترتب على من يحلف أن لا يعصي الله ثم يعصيه؟ للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com (0:47)
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