The ruling on a man saying to another, "Dakhil" or "Dakhil 'alayk"
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Question:
A brief question, Shaykh: What is the ruling on a man saying to another man, "Dakhil" or "Dakhil 'alayk"?
Answer:
That is not appropriate. He should say, "Dakhil 'ala Allah, then 'alayk," because saying "Dakhil" or "Dakhil 'alayk" implies seeking refuge, which is the meaning of seeking protection. So he should say, "Dakhil 'ala Allah, then 'alayk," or "Dakhil 'ala Allah, then 'alayk." Yes.
A brief question, Shaykh: What is the ruling on a man saying to another man, "Dakhil" or "Dakhil 'alayk"?
Answer:
That is not appropriate. He should say, "Dakhil 'ala Allah, then 'alayk," because saying "Dakhil" or "Dakhil 'alayk" implies seeking refuge, which is the meaning of seeking protection. So he should say, "Dakhil 'ala Allah, then 'alayk," or "Dakhil 'ala Allah, then 'alayk." Yes.
Source
قول الرجل لأخيه دخيلك أو داخل عليك — alfawzan.live
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