The ruling on saying "if Allah wills" when making a vow
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Question:
If a person makes a vow, is he advised to say: "if Allah wills"?
Answer:
The Shaykh: Yes?
Q: If a person makes a permissible vow, is he advised to say: "if Allah wills"? Should he say: "if Allah wills"?
A: He should not make a vow at all; making a vow is disliked for him. The Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) said: If he says: "if Allah wills," the vow is not completed. Or if he says: "By Allah, if Allah wills," it becomes nothing. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: Bulugh al-Maram 1378.
If a person makes a vow, is he advised to say: "if Allah wills"?
Answer:
The Shaykh: Yes?
Q: If a person makes a permissible vow, is he advised to say: "if Allah wills"? Should he say: "if Allah wills"?
A: He should not make a vow at all; making a vow is disliked for him. The Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
Do not make vows
لا تنذرواWhoever swears an oath, and then says: "If Allah Wills", he is not held accountable if he breaks it.
من حلف فقال في يمينه: إن شاء الله فلا حنث عليه
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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