The Ruling on Calling the Qur'an a "Subject"
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Question:
A questioner asks about the ruling on this phrase in educational curricula, in schools and elsewhere, where they say "the Qur'an subject."
Answer:
This is the expression "the hadith subject." What is the known expression for the hadith? It is said "the knowledge of the Qur'an" or "the sciences of the Qur'an," or "the science of the Sirah," or "the science of the Sunnah," or "the science of grammar," or "the science of fiqh," or "the science of terminology." It is called a "science," not a "subject." This is a common, modern expression with no basis. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you
A questioner asks about the ruling on this phrase in educational curricula, in schools and elsewhere, where they say "the Qur'an subject."
Answer:
This is the expression "the hadith subject." What is the known expression for the hadith? It is said "the knowledge of the Qur'an" or "the sciences of the Qur'an," or "the science of the Sirah," or "the science of the Sunnah," or "the science of grammar," or "the science of fiqh," or "the science of terminology." It is called a "science," not a "subject." This is a common, modern expression with no basis. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you
Source
75-اللقاء الأسبوعي مع الشيخ صالح الفوزان - 08 — archive.org (1:07:59)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.