The ruling on hanging verses or hadiths on cars and the like

Question:
The questioner: What is the ruling on hanging some of the Qur'anic verses, or the Prophetic hadiths, or the established dhikr (remembrance of Allah) on the back of a car for the purpose of reminding people of them?

Answer:
These hangings can be understood in two ways. The first is that they make them a protection from the evil eye and from calamities, and this is not permissible. This is not permissible; it falls under the category of amulets (tamimah). It becomes an amulet. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: And in another hadith:
And in a third hadith, it is said that whoever hangs an amulet has committed shirk (associating partners with Allah). This is the meaning. The second meaning is that, as the questioner mentioned, they hang them for the sake of dhikr and reminding. This is something the Salaf (the earliest generations) did not do, and they were more eager than we are for reminding and teaching. They did not write the Qur'an on walls or on their mounts, as they did not do this because they knew that the Qur'an is too exalted for such things and is preserved. Yes.