Is it permissible to say: "Peace be upon her" for Fatimah?
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Question:
Q: Fatimah (peace be upon her)... is it permissible?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with it, but "may Allah be pleased with her" is better, just as with the rest of the Companions, which is more appropriate. If one says "peace be upon her," or "peace be upon Ali," or "peace be upon Uthman," or "peace be upon al-Siddiq," or "peace be upon 'Umar," there is nothing wrong with it, but it should not be adopted as a slogan for some people to the exclusion of others.
It is better to use "may Allah be pleased with them" in such cases, so that no one is singled out by it, which could lead to exaggeration. However, if it is said occasionally, without making it a habit and without adopting it as a slogan for one person over another, there is nothing wrong with it.
Q: Fatimah (peace be upon her)... is it permissible?
Answer:
There is nothing wrong with it, but "may Allah be pleased with her" is better, just as with the rest of the Companions, which is more appropriate. If one says "peace be upon her," or "peace be upon Ali," or "peace be upon Uthman," or "peace be upon al-Siddiq," or "peace be upon 'Umar," there is nothing wrong with it, but it should not be adopted as a slogan for some people to the exclusion of others.
It is better to use "may Allah be pleased with them" in such cases, so that no one is singled out by it, which could lead to exaggeration. However, if it is said occasionally, without making it a habit and without adopting it as a slogan for one person over another, there is nothing wrong with it.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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