Is it correct to express the speech of Allah by saying: "The Book says so and so"?
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The questioner : Twice. The first time you said "The Book says," and then you said afterward:
The Shaykh : How? How did you say it? What did you say?
The questioner : "The Book says." Cite a verse as evidence.
The student: The Book says.
The Shaykh : The Book says.
The questioner : Then you said again, "The verse that says," and I had asked you about this before.
The Shaykh : Yes, this is a type of speech that people do not pay attention to. We say "Allah said" because the Book does not speak; the verse is from the speech of Allah.
Yes
The Shaykh : How? How did you say it? What did you say?
The questioner : "The Book says." Cite a verse as evidence.
The student: The Book says.
The Shaykh : The Book says.
The questioner : Then you said again, "The verse that says," and I had asked you about this before.
The Shaykh : Yes, this is a type of speech that people do not pay attention to. We say "Allah said" because the Book does not speak; the verse is from the speech of Allah.
Yes