The ruling on saying: "Allah said on the tongue of His Prophet such and such," and the like, and the poet's saying: "By my life"
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Your Eminence! Is it permissible to say: Did Allah say on the tongue of His Prophet Noah, or is it a report?And is it permissible for the poets to say: "By my life"?
Yes,As for the statement of the one who says: If it is said that Allah the Exalted said on the tongue of Noah, there is no harm in it; or on the tongue of Moses, there is no harm in it. This is because the meaning is that he conveyed what Moses said or what Noah said, and there is no harm in that. Allah, Mighty and Majestic, conveys from the messengers and from other than the messengers. He conveys from the messengers, from Pharaoh, and from those who denied the messengers.
And as for the saying: "By my life" is likewise without harm. It is reported from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and from the Companions as well. This is not an oath, but it is in the meaning of an oath. An oath is when one uses the letter waw and says "By my life" or "By my life" or the like. As for "By my life" without the waw, there is no harm in it.
Yes,As for the statement of the one who says: If it is said that Allah the Exalted said on the tongue of Noah, there is no harm in it; or on the tongue of Moses, there is no harm in it. This is because the meaning is that he conveyed what Moses said or what Noah said, and there is no harm in that. Allah, Mighty and Majestic, conveys from the messengers and from other than the messengers. He conveys from the messengers, from Pharaoh, and from those who denied the messengers.
And as for the saying: "By my life" is likewise without harm. It is reported from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and from the Companions as well. This is not an oath, but it is in the meaning of an oath. An oath is when one uses the letter waw and says "By my life" or "By my life" or the like. As for "By my life" without the waw, there is no harm in it.