The ruling on swearing by the Lord of the Mushaf
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Question:
And if you discover that you are absent. Do not let Shaytan look at the matter of Allah, and be patient toward your Lord.
Answer:
As far as I know, this has no basis. The Lord of the Mushaf is the Lord of the Qur'an; one does not say it that way, nor does one say "the Lord of the Mushaf" in place of "the Lord of the Qur'an." Rather, one says, "I swear by the word of Allah," or "I swear by the Mushaf," or "by the Qur'an," or one says, "I swear by Allah." Yes. Also, saying "I swear by the Lord of the Mushaf" suggests that the Qur'an is created and has a Lord like created things. One should avoid such wording. Yes.
And if you discover that you are absent. Do not let Shaytan look at the matter of Allah, and be patient toward your Lord.
Answer:
As far as I know, this has no basis. The Lord of the Mushaf is the Lord of the Qur'an; one does not say it that way, nor does one say "the Lord of the Mushaf" in place of "the Lord of the Qur'an." Rather, one says, "I swear by the word of Allah," or "I swear by the Mushaf," or "by the Qur'an," or one says, "I swear by Allah." Yes. Also, saying "I swear by the Lord of the Mushaf" suggests that the Qur'an is created and has a Lord like created things. One should avoid such wording. Yes.
Source
الحلف برب المصحف — alfawzan.live
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