The Ruling on Making a Vow in a State of Anger
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Question:
I say, Your Eminence the Shaykh, I made a vow when I was in a state of debt, and I was young when I made the vow. What was the thing I vowed upon? What should I do?
Answer:
If you were overcome by anger, or if something happened to you such that you did not know what you were saying, this is a vow of contention and anger. For a vow of contention and anger, there is an expiation of an oath. You perform the expiation of an oath, and that is sufficient. Yes.
I say, Your Eminence the Shaykh, I made a vow when I was in a state of debt, and I was young when I made the vow. What was the thing I vowed upon? What should I do?
Answer:
If you were overcome by anger, or if something happened to you such that you did not know what you were saying, this is a vow of contention and anger. For a vow of contention and anger, there is an expiation of an oath. You perform the expiation of an oath, and that is sufficient. Yes.
Source
دروس الحرم، درس في الحرم المكي 03-07-1434هـ — alfawzan.live (53:06)
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