Qurans Endowed to the Mosque and Their Gift-Giving
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Question:
Qurans were endowed to me in the Holy City of Madinah, and they are inscribed with “waqf for Allah the Exalted.” Can I give these Qurans to people when I return to my country, or should I place them in the mosque?
Answer:
The Qurans in the mosque where they were placed are dedicated to it and endowed upon it; it is not permissible to take them out of the mosque where they were placed. Yes. And if you want to give gifts, my brother, go to the bookstores and buy Qurans with your own money and give them as gifts. Do not take the endowed items to give away. Yes.
Qurans were endowed to me in the Holy City of Madinah, and they are inscribed with “waqf for Allah the Exalted.” Can I give these Qurans to people when I return to my country, or should I place them in the mosque?
Answer:
The Qurans in the mosque where they were placed are dedicated to it and endowed upon it; it is not permissible to take them out of the mosque where they were placed. Yes. And if you want to give gifts, my brother, go to the bookstores and buy Qurans with your own money and give them as gifts. Do not take the endowed items to give away. Yes.
Source
دروس الحرم، درس التفسير من الحرم 28-07-1433هـ — alfawzan.live (37:01)
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