The ruling on the phrase “challenging weather conditions” in advertisements
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, there are some advertisements for eggs that carry the phrase “challenging pressure factors.” Is this phrase free…
Answer:
These people only want money, they only want money, and they exaggerate in their praise. If one exaggerates in praise, he is a liar. Absolutely, if he exaggerates regarding the impure things, meaning the packed ones, this “challenging the weather” is not correct. Nothing challenges the weather; the weather is stronger than the work of the son of Adam. But this is among the exaggerations and lies.
Honorable Shaykh, there are some advertisements for eggs that carry the phrase “challenging pressure factors.” Is this phrase free…
Answer:
These people only want money, they only want money, and they exaggerate in their praise. If one exaggerates in praise, he is a liar. Absolutely, if he exaggerates regarding the impure things, meaning the packed ones, this “challenging the weather” is not correct. Nothing challenges the weather; the weather is stronger than the work of the son of Adam. But this is among the exaggerations and lies.
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شرح قرة عيون الموحدين [3] — alfawzan.live (48:45)
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