The ruling on saying, “It must be so” as an oath
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Question:
If a man says, “I swear that it must be so,” or “I must do so,” is this considered an oath?
Answer:
No, it is not considered an oath. An oath is what is formed in the heart and spoken by the person using the known letters of swearing, which are the waw, the ba, or the ta, along with Allah, or “by Allah,” or “by Allah.” As for swearing upon oneself, that is not an oath. Yes.
If a man says, “I swear that it must be so,” or “I must do so,” is this considered an oath?
Answer:
No, it is not considered an oath. An oath is what is formed in the heart and spoken by the person using the known letters of swearing, which are the waw, the ba, or the ta, along with Allah, or “by Allah,” or “by Allah.” As for swearing upon oneself, that is not an oath. Yes.
Source
يمين علي أن أفعل كذا — alfawzan.live
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