Selling exam papers containing verses
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The Shaykh:
Yes.
The presenter:
O poet, or rather, any creation.
The Shaykh:
Shaving is permissible in any place. If he remembers, he should shave his head or cut his hair with the intention of the pilgrimage rites.
The presenter:
So did you do the [garbled] miqat?
The Shaykh:
Or shorten it, yes.
The questioner:
We have a school where students take exams, and we keep the exam papers until they pile up. Then some companies come to buy them as scrap paper, even though they contain some verses. What is the ruling, Your Excellency the Shaykh?
The Shaykh:
Some of the verses must be erased. There are substances that remove ink and writing, so it is erased, and then the paper is used afterward. There is no harm in that. Yes.
Yes.
The presenter:
O poet, or rather, any creation.
The Shaykh:
Shaving is permissible in any place. If he remembers, he should shave his head or cut his hair with the intention of the pilgrimage rites.
The presenter:
So did you do the [garbled] miqat?
The Shaykh:
Or shorten it, yes.
The questioner:
We have a school where students take exams, and we keep the exam papers until they pile up. Then some companies come to buy them as scrap paper, even though they contain some verses. What is the ruling, Your Excellency the Shaykh?
The Shaykh:
Some of the verses must be erased. There are substances that remove ink and writing, so it is erased, and then the paper is used afterward. There is no harm in that. Yes.
Source
القاء مع دعاة أفريقيا-06-12-1440 — alfawzan.live (36:22)
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