The Ruling on Daw'ah (Calling to Islam) Advertisements Inside the Mosque

The questioner:
May Allah reward you. This questioner is asking about the ruling on daw'ah (calling to Islam) advertisements inside the mosque?

The Shaykh:
What do you mean by daw'ah (calling to Islam) advertisements?

The questioner:
He probably means advertisements for lectures and lessons. That is, he attends

The Shaykh:
that there is a lecture in such-and-such a place. No, there is no harm in that. This is part of calling to Allah. There is nothing wrong with it; it is not for the sake of this world.

The questioner:
Even if you were.

The Shaykh:
that there is a lesson in such-and-such a mosque or a lecture. That is fine, and it is in the mosque. There is nothing wrong with it. Yes.

The questioner:
Even if it is written on it: "Under the patronage of such-and-such an institution or such-and-such a company."

The Shaykh:
Yes.

The questioner:
Even if it is written on this advertisement.

The Shaykh:
that the intention is not to seek money, but the intention is calling to Allah, from such-and-such an institution or such-and-such an association. The intention is calling to Allah. There is nothing wrong with that. Yes.