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The Meaning of the Word "Malaki" and Its Relationship to the Angels

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The questioner:
Or in the statement of the followers of some of the innovators regarding the angels and others, because it is an attribution to the angels.

The Shaykh:
No, "malaki" is not an attribution to the angels. "Malaki" is an attribution to the king. The word "malaki" with the lam opened (fathah) belongs to the king, according to the language. With the lam opened, "malaki," "malaki," it is said "malaki," also "malaki," and "al-malaki." So their role is "malaki," meaning this is from the clothing of kings. This is the truth, or is it from the clothing of the angels? "Malaki" is worn by the raw silk and the others. Yes.

The questioner:
Your presence, Shaykh, is a note.

The Shaykh:
You wear a "malaki" shemagh. "Malaki" means from the clothing of kings. This is just for the kings. Its interpretation is the goods. Yes.
Source شرح العقيدة الواسطية [ صالح الفوزان ] [ الشرح القديم ]، اعتقاد الفرقة الناجية المنصورة — islamhouse.com (55:39)

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