If the khatib recites (Indeed, Allah and His angels send blessings upon the Prophet), is it said that the khutbah is not free from verses of the Qur'an?

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, is it sufficient in reciting a verse for the khatib to say the verse?

Answer:
No, if it is not complete, it must be completed. It is necessary to recite a complete verse. Also, the verse must stand independently in meaning. If he brings a verse that connects in meaning to what follows it or what precedes it, it is not permissible. For example, "then he looked" — this is a verse, but it does not stand independently in meaning. He must read the one that follows it. Or suppose he said something strange, like if he said this is a verse, but he did not bring the one that follows it, "who are heedless of their prayer." The meaning is not complete. It is necessary that it be a complete verse and that it stand independently in meaning, not connected to what precedes it or what follows it. Yes.