Is it correct to describe strange matters as a mu'jizah (a prophetic miracle), or are miracles exclusive to the prophets?
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Question:
Say: May Allah reward you. Is it correct for us to say, "This is a mu'jizah (a prophetic miracle)," when we see something strange or something out of the ordinary, or is it exclusive to the prophets (peace and blessings be upon them)?
Answer:
The term mu'jizah (a prophetic miracle) is not used except for the prophets; it does not apply to anyone else. As for these, it is an exaggeration when people say, "This is a mu'jizah (a prophetic miracle)"; these are exaggerations in speech. Yes.
Say: May Allah reward you. Is it correct for us to say, "This is a mu'jizah (a prophetic miracle)," when we see something strange or something out of the ordinary, or is it exclusive to the prophets (peace and blessings be upon them)?
Answer:
The term mu'jizah (a prophetic miracle) is not used except for the prophets; it does not apply to anyone else. As for these, it is an exaggeration when people say, "This is a mu'jizah (a prophetic miracle)"; these are exaggerations in speech. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [3436/1109] هل يصح وصف الأمور العجيبة بأنها معجزة أم أن المعجزات خاصة بالأنبياء؟ -الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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