The ruling on one who visits or asks a fortune-teller or diviner
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Question:
One who visits a fortune-teller or a diviner, is it the one who asks?
Answer:
Jami` at-Tirmidhi 135Hasan (Darussalam) If he believes him in his knowledge of the unseen, but if he is an ignorant person who goes to him without knowing; this person is taught that this is not permissible, and disbelief does not attach to him, but if he believes him in his knowledge of the unseen, that he knows the unseen.
Q: The one who knows the ruling and goes to ask about lost items?
A: It is not permissible, it is not permissible to visit them; because the Messenger said, "Do not go to them and do not ask them," he prohibited going to them and asking them.
Q: Meaning, does it fall under?
A: Under the warning.
One who visits a fortune-teller or a diviner, is it the one who asks?
Answer:
then he has disbelieved in what was revealed to Muhammad.
فقد كفر بما أنزل على محمدQ: The one who knows the ruling and goes to ask about lost items?
A: It is not permissible, it is not permissible to visit them; because the Messenger said, "Do not go to them and do not ask them," he prohibited going to them and asking them.
Q: Meaning, does it fall under?
A: Under the warning.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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