A woman saying to a da'iyah (caller to Islam), "I love you for the sake of Allah"
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Question:
The sister questioner says: A young woman says to a da'iyah, "I love you for the sake of Allah," whether this is on television or elsewhere. What is the ruling on saying this phrase?
Answer:
If there is a fear of a prohibited consequence from it, she does not say it. But if there is no fear of a prohibited consequence, there is nothing wrong with it, because it is mentioned in the hadith: Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good and bless you.
The sister questioner says: A young woman says to a da'iyah, "I love you for the sake of Allah," whether this is on television or elsewhere. What is the ruling on saying this phrase?
Answer:
If there is a fear of a prohibited consequence from it, she does not say it. But if there is no fear of a prohibited consequence, there is nothing wrong with it, because it is mentioned in the hadith:
So when you love your brother, you inform him of that.
فاذا احببت اخاك فانك تخبره بذلكThe presenter:
May Allah reward you with good and bless you.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/202 — archive.org (13:09)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.