The ruling on hanging verses on the walls of the house
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Question:
The questioner: Your Excellency the Shaykh, this questioner asks about hanging verses on the walls of the house. Does it have the ruling of amulets?
Answer:
The Shaykh: If the intention is to protect the house and guard the house, then it is among the amulets. If the intention is for reminder, as some of the brothers say for the purpose of reminding and alerting people, then some of our scholars have permitted it. But I see that it should not be done; because it involves the desecration of the Qur'an, and perhaps in these gatherings there will be commotion and forbidden speech that is not befitting the Qur'an. Also, perhaps this hanging item will fall and be trampled and desecrated. This is exposing the Qur'an to desecration. So I see that it should not be hung in any case. But if it is hung for the purpose of guarding, that is exactly shirk (associating partners with Allah).
The questioner: Your Excellency the Shaykh, this questioner asks about hanging verses on the walls of the house. Does it have the ruling of amulets?
Answer:
The Shaykh: If the intention is to protect the house and guard the house, then it is among the amulets. If the intention is for reminder, as some of the brothers say for the purpose of reminding and alerting people, then some of our scholars have permitted it. But I see that it should not be done; because it involves the desecration of the Qur'an, and perhaps in these gatherings there will be commotion and forbidden speech that is not befitting the Qur'an. Also, perhaps this hanging item will fall and be trampled and desecrated. This is exposing the Qur'an to desecration. So I see that it should not be hung in any case. But if it is hung for the purpose of guarding, that is exactly shirk (associating partners with Allah).
Source
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