The Riyal bearing the testimony and entering the place of relief with it
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The questioner:
One of the brothers came with a new riyal on which is written "La ilaha illa Allah, Muhammad rasul Allah" and asks about the ruling on that?
The Shaykh:
This is well known; it should not be done; because the presence of this may be used by young boys, and it may be treated with disrespect, but perhaps in another printing, if Allah wills, it will be removed. It is necessary, if Allah wills, that they look into this with the state, and they should be advised about this, if Allah wills, and it will be changed, if Allah wills, in future printings.
The questioner:
Did you speak with them, O Shaykh?
The Shaykh:
This must, if Allah wills, involve some discussion.
The questioner:
La ilaha illa Allah, Muhammad rasul Allah.
The Shaykh:
The circulation of these papers may involve disrespect, whether from the investigation or from other than the investigation. It should contain things other than the remembrance of Allah, things that are sufficient without the remembrance of Allah. It is not permissible.
The questioner:
And the design of the split, of course, contradicts the toilet.
The Shaykh:
When there is a need, there is no harm. If a person fears that he will have to go, there is no blame on him before Allah. However, some scholars dislike it if it is possible to leave it outside. But if he fears that it will be lost or he will forget it, he enters with it and there is no harm. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) had a ring on which was written "Muhammad rasul Allah," and when he wanted to relieve himself, he would take off his ring. But there is a defect in the hadith according to the scholars; some of them identified the defect, some of them graded it as good, and some of them graded it as authentic. But the scholars mentioned that it is disliked if one is able to leave it outside. But if he fears that if he leaves it outside it will be stolen, or lost, or he will forget it, he enters with it and there is no dislike. Yes.
One of the brothers came with a new riyal on which is written "La ilaha illa Allah, Muhammad rasul Allah" and asks about the ruling on that?
The Shaykh:
This is well known; it should not be done; because the presence of this may be used by young boys, and it may be treated with disrespect, but perhaps in another printing, if Allah wills, it will be removed. It is necessary, if Allah wills, that they look into this with the state, and they should be advised about this, if Allah wills, and it will be changed, if Allah wills, in future printings.
The questioner:
Did you speak with them, O Shaykh?
The Shaykh:
This must, if Allah wills, involve some discussion.
The questioner:
La ilaha illa Allah, Muhammad rasul Allah.
The Shaykh:
The circulation of these papers may involve disrespect, whether from the investigation or from other than the investigation. It should contain things other than the remembrance of Allah, things that are sufficient without the remembrance of Allah. It is not permissible.
The questioner:
And the design of the split, of course, contradicts the toilet.
The Shaykh:
When there is a need, there is no harm. If a person fears that he will have to go, there is no blame on him before Allah. However, some scholars dislike it if it is possible to leave it outside. But if he fears that it will be lost or he will forget it, he enters with it and there is no harm. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) had a ring on which was written "Muhammad rasul Allah," and when he wanted to relieve himself, he would take off his ring. But there is a defect in the hadith according to the scholars; some of them identified the defect, some of them graded it as good, and some of them graded it as authentic. But the scholars mentioned that it is disliked if one is able to leave it outside. But if he fears that if he leaves it outside it will be stolen, or lost, or he will forget it, he enters with it and there is no dislike. Yes.
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 50 — archive.org (1:08:20)
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