Is it permissible to say to a created being, "May so-and-so be Glorified"?

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The questioner : May so-and-so be Glorified and Blessed.

The Shaykh : No, do not say "Glorified." That is only for Allah, because "Glorified" means purified from every defect, and that is not fitting for anyone but Allah. However, saying "Jal" (meaning he became one of the Majestic) is permissible, yes.

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