What is the meaning of "Aym Allah," and is it permissible to swear by it?

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The questioner : A questioner says, "O honorable Shaykh, what is the meaning of 'Wa Aym Allah'? And is it permissible to swear by it?"

The Shaykh : What, what?

The questioner : "Wa Aym Allah," "Wa Aym Allah."

The Shaykh : "Wa Aym Allah" means "By the oath of Allah." This is not swearing by it, but it carries the meaning of swearing. "Aym" means "I swear by Allah," and "Aym Allah" means "I swear by Allah." Yes.

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