Saying "Good morning" and "Good evening"
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, and good evening. The secondary [point] is that there is a god, a god, and He is the god of good. So whenever you encounter what has become "Good morning" or the message of good that has spread among many people's questions.
Answer:
This is an abbreviation; their intention is "May Allah give you a good morning" or "May Allah give you a good evening," but they abbreviate it, saying "Good morning" or "Good evening." This abbreviation—do they intend to hold the belief of the Zoroastrians?
Honorable Shaykh, and good evening. The secondary [point] is that there is a god, a god, and He is the god of good. So whenever you encounter what has become "Good morning" or the message of good that has spread among many people's questions.
Answer:
This is an abbreviation; their intention is "May Allah give you a good morning" or "May Allah give you a good evening," but they abbreviate it, saying "Good morning" or "Good evening." This abbreviation—do they intend to hold the belief of the Zoroastrians?
Source
شرح العقيدة السفارينية [9] — alfawzan.live (1:09:22)
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