The Ruling on Greeting the Day of Friday and Sending Messages
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Question:
And may Allah bless you. This questioner asks about the ruling on greeting the Day of Friday, as they say, "Blessed Friday," and also about specifically designating the Day of Friday for sending messages from the mobile phone, and at the end of the message writing, "May Allah accept from you" or "Blessed Friday."
Answer:
All of this has no basis and no evidence for it, so it is an innovated act. Yes, the Day of Friday is a noble day, a blessed day, containing much good, and it has great distinct characteristics in Islam. However, the Salaf did not do this, greeting one another for the Day of Friday, or sending a message, or the like of that. Yes.
And may Allah bless you. This questioner asks about the ruling on greeting the Day of Friday, as they say, "Blessed Friday," and also about specifically designating the Day of Friday for sending messages from the mobile phone, and at the end of the message writing, "May Allah accept from you" or "Blessed Friday."
Answer:
All of this has no basis and no evidence for it, so it is an innovated act. Yes, the Day of Friday is a noble day, a blessed day, containing much good, and it has great distinct characteristics in Islam. However, the Salaf did not do this, greeting one another for the Day of Friday, or sending a message, or the like of that. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/234 — archive.org (9:37)
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