What is the ruling of the Shari'ah on the following phrases: (It is in my pledge, and I did not lie to Allah that I will do such and such.)
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Question:
All right, Honorable Shaykh, there are phrases like "It is in my pledge" and "I did not lie to Allah that I will do such and such." Are these phrases religiously valid?
Answer:
"I did not lie to Allah"—the "to Allah" is omitted; one says, "I did not lie that I will obtain such and such." As for "It is in my pledge," this means committing oneself or acknowledging that one has a debt to so-and-so or a right owed to so-and-so. Yes.
All right, Honorable Shaykh, there are phrases like "It is in my pledge" and "I did not lie to Allah that I will do such and such." Are these phrases religiously valid?
Answer:
"I did not lie to Allah"—the "to Allah" is omitted; one says, "I did not lie that I will obtain such and such." As for "It is in my pledge," this means committing oneself or acknowledging that one has a debt to so-and-so or a right owed to so-and-so. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم الشرع في العبارات التالية: (في ذمتي، وما صدقت على الله أن أعمل كذا.) - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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