The ruling on swearing by Allah without mentioning the oath particle
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, some people swear by Allah, but without using the oath particle, in order to be evasive, and they claim that it is not an oath. What is your opinion on this?
Answer:
If it takes the form of an oath, it is considered an oath, even if he does not use the oath particle, because much of it is implied. If one says "Allah," the "wa" (and) is considered omitted. For example, "Allah, I will certainly give such and such benefit." This is an omission, because the "wa" is implied, and what is implied is as if it were present.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, some people swear by Allah, but without using the oath particle, in order to be evasive, and they claim that it is not an oath. What is your opinion on this?
Answer:
If it takes the form of an oath, it is considered an oath, even if he does not use the oath particle, because much of it is implied. If one says "Allah," the "wa" (and) is considered omitted. For example, "Allah, I will certainly give such and such benefit." This is an omission, because the "wa" is implied, and what is implied is as if it were present.
Source
شرح قرة عيون الموحدين [46] — alfawzan.live (1:09:17)
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