The ruling on saying “your trust” or “in your pledge”
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, if a person says “your trust” or “a trust” or “in your pledge,” is this considered an oath by other than Allah? If he says “and the trust,” then this is an oath, or “the trust,” or “a trust” with the intention of swearing, because the conjunction is implied in it; the particle of oath is implied. Sometimes the particle of oath is omitted for the sake of brevity.
Answer:
So this is undoubtedly an oath, whether the conjunction is mentioned or implied; it is an oath. As for “in your pledge,” this is not an oath, because the “in” in it is from the particles of negation.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, if a person says “your trust” or “a trust” or “in your pledge,” is this considered an oath by other than Allah? If he says “and the trust,” then this is an oath, or “the trust,” or “a trust” with the intention of swearing, because the conjunction is implied in it; the particle of oath is implied. Sometimes the particle of oath is omitted for the sake of brevity.
Answer:
So this is undoubtedly an oath, whether the conjunction is mentioned or implied; it is an oath. As for “in your pledge,” this is not an oath, because the “in” in it is from the particles of negation.
Source
قول: أمانتك أو أمانة أو في ذمتك — alfawzan.live
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