A man works for someone, and he accuses him of something, so he swears to him by Allah that he is innocent, and he says to him: "I am more truthful than your Creator." Is this statement disbelief?
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The questioner : O Shaykh, regarding a man, meaning you work for him, and he accuses you of something, so you swear to him by Allah, saying to him: "I am more truthful than the one who created you." Is the ruling on this that he is a disbeliever?
The Shaykh : I, I, what?
The questioner : More truthful than the one who created you!!
The Shaykh : What do you mean?
The questioner : I mean, the intention... he is lying to you, he is lying to the person.
Another questioner: More truthful.
The questioner : So if you swear to him by Allah, he says, "I am more truthful than the one who created you."
Another questioner: Meaning he is lying to Allah, Mighty and Majestic.
The Shaykh : This is disbelief without a doubt. If he knows what he is saying, it is disbelief.
The Shaykh : I, I, what?
The questioner : More truthful than the one who created you!!
The Shaykh : What do you mean?
The questioner : I mean, the intention... he is lying to you, he is lying to the person.
Another questioner: More truthful.
The questioner : So if you swear to him by Allah, he says, "I am more truthful than the one who created you."
Another questioner: Meaning he is lying to Allah, Mighty and Majestic.
The Shaykh : This is disbelief without a doubt. If he knows what he is saying, it is disbelief.