The attribution of the explanation to the Shaykh after completing the treatise
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Question:
I conclude with this question, may Allah preserve you. The questioner says: Praise be to Allah who has blessed us with the completion of this treatise. Is it permissible for us, since we have taken it from you, to say "Our Shaykh said" and be among those who sought knowledge from Your Eminence?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with that, if you have a recording and audio, or the words we said are recorded or written down in a transcript, then there is nothing wrong with saying, "This is so-and-so's explanation of the treatise of Shaykh Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab."
I conclude with this question, may Allah preserve you. The questioner says: Praise be to Allah who has blessed us with the completion of this treatise. Is it permissible for us, since we have taken it from you, to say "Our Shaykh said" and be among those who sought knowledge from Your Eminence?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with that, if you have a recording and audio, or the words we said are recorded or written down in a transcript, then there is nothing wrong with saying, "This is so-and-so's explanation of the treatise of Shaykh Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab."
Source
شرح فضل الإسلام [ صالح الفوزان ]، باب ما جاء في غربة الإسلام وفضل الغرباء — islamhouse.com (1:21:00)
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