Writing the phrase "Masha'Allah, Tabaarak Allah" on a car
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Question:
Does the car not finish? Yes.
Answer:
Yes, he is asking about the writing that is written on the car, "Masha'Allah, Tabaarak Allah," intending by that to ward off the evil eye. This has no basis, and the writing has no basis. As for a person coming with this dhikr and saying "Masha'Allah, Tabaarak Allah," coming with this dhikr, that is good and required. But writing it does not benefit anything, and perhaps this is from the amulets, perhaps this is from the characters that are hung on animals and cars, and it is not permissible. Yes.
Does the car not finish? Yes.
Answer:
Yes, he is asking about the writing that is written on the car, "Masha'Allah, Tabaarak Allah," intending by that to ward off the evil eye. This has no basis, and the writing has no basis. As for a person coming with this dhikr and saying "Masha'Allah, Tabaarak Allah," coming with this dhikr, that is good and required. But writing it does not benefit anything, and perhaps this is from the amulets, perhaps this is from the characters that are hung on animals and cars, and it is not permissible. Yes.
Source
تفسير الشيخ محمد بن عبدالوهاب [4] — alfawzan.live (57:59)
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