The ruling on invoking Allah to remove one's children
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Question:
Some mothers say to Shaykh Salih, “My son, if he does something wrong or makes a mistake in something, and there is a violation of the Shari'ah, the mother says, ‘Allah will be angry with you,’ or ‘Allah will not let you into Paradise,’ or ‘Allah does not love you.’”
Answer:
This is not permissible. It is not permissible to invoke against a child in these matters or others. She must restrain her tongue from invoking against her children and against Muslims in general. She should not habituate herself to invoking against them, but rather she should invoke for them righteousness and guidance. Yes.
Some mothers say to Shaykh Salih, “My son, if he does something wrong or makes a mistake in something, and there is a violation of the Shari'ah, the mother says, ‘Allah will be angry with you,’ or ‘Allah will not let you into Paradise,’ or ‘Allah does not love you.’”
Answer:
This is not permissible. It is not permissible to invoke against a child in these matters or others. She must restrain her tongue from invoking against her children and against Muslims in general. She should not habituate herself to invoking against them, but rather she should invoke for them righteousness and guidance. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/278 — archive.org (3:26)
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