The Ruling on Making Exceptions and Conditioning in Supplication
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Question:
It is common on the tongues of many among the students of knowledge, let alone the general public in this time in every place, and especially here. One says: “May Allah grant us and you success, if Allah wills.” Does this fall under this?
Answer:
It falls under this. This is not appropriate; it should not be conditioned. These are supplications that are sought, and the servant is in great need of them.
Q: Some people say: “I said it seeking blessing (tabarruk)?”
A: No, this is not appropriate in supplication.
It is common on the tongues of many among the students of knowledge, let alone the general public in this time in every place, and especially here. One says: “May Allah grant us and you success, if Allah wills.” Does this fall under this?
Answer:
It falls under this. This is not appropriate; it should not be conditioned. These are supplications that are sought, and the servant is in great need of them.
Q: Some people say: “I said it seeking blessing (tabarruk)?”
A: No, this is not appropriate in supplication.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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