Is it permissible for a person to quote from the Qur'an, for example, saying so-and-so is weaker than a spider's house, or saying to people
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The questioner : He says here in a question, the summary of which concerns quoting and speaking with the Qur'an and exceeding the examples of the Qur'an, based on what al-Zarkashi and others said, that it is not permissible to exceed the examples of the Qur'an. So Allah Mighty and Majestic says, for example: [Al-'Ankabut 29:41] Then a person says, for example, "weaker than a spider's house," or speaks with the Qur'an, for example, saying to people: [Nuh 71:10] or the like. And if such speech occurs in prayer, does it invalidate it, such as saying: for example, while addressing a man?
The Shaykh : Yes.
As for the answer to the first matter, I see no objection to it, provided that he does not make it a habit.
As for the other issue, which is addressing a person named Yahya, or it is understood that the one named with this name is not intended, but it is understood that he actually means "take the book that is in the hands of the one praying," there is no doubt that this is a conversation by the one praying, which is not permissible after Islam prohibited the speech that was permissible at the beginning of the legislation of prayer in the Holy City of Madinah.
Yes.
The questioner : This is narrated from some of the Companions
The Shaykh : And He
The questioner : Ali ibn Abi Talib
The Shaykh : And He
The questioner : and while he was praying, he spoke with a text that matches the Qur'an
The Shaykh : Yes
The questioner : if this is established
The Shaykh : I mean, here
The questioner : Yes, indeed
The Shaykh : You got ahead of me.
The questioner : Because al-Zarkashi mentioned this
The Shaykh : Then the question collapsed from its root.
Yes, this has no value...
The questioner : Give me examples, O Shaykh, weaker than a spider's house, for example, and Allah says: The weakest of houses is the house of the spider
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : So is this correct?
The Shaykh : The answer, as mentioned before, is that if he does not repeat it and does not make it his constant practice, there is no objection, because this is by way of quoting from the Noble Qur'an.
And indeed, the weakest of homes is the home of the spider, if they only knew.
وإن أوهن البيوت لبيت العنكبوت لو كانوا يعلمونAsk forgiveness of your Lord. Indeed, He is ever a Perpetual Forgiver.
يا قوم استغفروا ربكم إنه كان غفاراO Yahya, take the Book.
يا يحيى خذ الكتابThe Shaykh : Yes.
As for the answer to the first matter, I see no objection to it, provided that he does not make it a habit.
As for the other issue, which is addressing a person named Yahya, or it is understood that the one named with this name is not intended, but it is understood that he actually means "take the book that is in the hands of the one praying," there is no doubt that this is a conversation by the one praying, which is not permissible after Islam prohibited the speech that was permissible at the beginning of the legislation of prayer in the Holy City of Madinah.
Yes.
The questioner : This is narrated from some of the Companions
The Shaykh : And He
The questioner : Ali ibn Abi Talib
The Shaykh : And He
The questioner : and while he was praying, he spoke with a text that matches the Qur'an
The Shaykh : Yes
The questioner : if this is established
The Shaykh : I mean, here
The questioner : Yes, indeed
The Shaykh : You got ahead of me.
The questioner : Because al-Zarkashi mentioned this
The Shaykh : Then the question collapsed from its root.
Yes, this has no value...
The questioner : Give me examples, O Shaykh, weaker than a spider's house, for example, and Allah says: The weakest of houses is the house of the spider
The Shaykh : Yes.
The questioner : So is this correct?
The Shaykh : The answer, as mentioned before, is that if he does not repeat it and does not make it his constant practice, there is no objection, because this is by way of quoting from the Noble Qur'an.