The Meaning of the Command Between the Kaf and the Nun, and Whether It Contains a Prohibition
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The questioner:
If a person is advising people, for example, or speaking about religion, and he says, for example, "The command is for you," or "The command is from Allah the Exalted, between the kaf and the nun," meaning that when He says "Be, and it is," the word "command" between the kaf and the nun—does this word contain a prohibition?
The Shaykh:
But if one knows something, he does not change it for you.
The questioner:
I mean, there is no, there is no prohibition; it may be that the command is between the kaf and the nun.
The Shaykh:
I mean, it is invalid.
The questioner:
Yes, there is nothing wrong with it. May Allah reward you. This is it.
If a person is advising people, for example, or speaking about religion, and he says, for example, "The command is for you," or "The command is from Allah the Exalted, between the kaf and the nun," meaning that when He says "Be, and it is," the word "command" between the kaf and the nun—does this word contain a prohibition?
The Shaykh:
But if one knows something, he does not change it for you.
The questioner:
I mean, there is no, there is no prohibition; it may be that the command is between the kaf and the nun.
The Shaykh:
I mean, it is invalid.
The questioner:
Yes, there is nothing wrong with it. May Allah reward you. This is it.
Source
شرح رياض الصالحين، تابع باب ما يدعي به للمريض (2) من حديث سعد بن أبي وقاص — islamhouse.com (36:22)
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