The ruling on one who makes a covenant with Allah not to do something
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Question:
Perhaps you are gathering your words in a covenant. Uh, uh, and other brothers who are loved in the ruling on breaking a covenant, the expiation, I mean, is the expiation obligatory or not? I mean.
Answer:
The argument of the one who said that there is a consideration regarding the expiation. Yes. I mean, if one makes a covenant not to do something, and it is a covenant with disbelievers, if he makes a covenant that he will not say, "By the covenant of Allah, I will not do such and such," "I will not travel," "By the covenant of Allah, I will not do such and such," does it have the ruling of an oath? And what is the evidence?
Perhaps you are gathering your words in a covenant. Uh, uh, and other brothers who are loved in the ruling on breaking a covenant, the expiation, I mean, is the expiation obligatory or not? I mean.
Answer:
The argument of the one who said that there is a consideration regarding the expiation. Yes. I mean, if one makes a covenant not to do something, and it is a covenant with disbelievers, if he makes a covenant that he will not say, "By the covenant of Allah, I will not do such and such," "I will not travel," "By the covenant of Allah, I will not do such and such," does it have the ruling of an oath? And what is the evidence?
Source
صحيح البخاري (الشرح الثاني) — binbaz.org.sa (19:31)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.