What is said to a sick person when visiting him
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He says: There are phrases commonly on people's tongues when a person falls ill, and they say them to him, but I am asking about the phrase you advise?
Answer: I do not know of anything specific in this matter. A person says what is easy for him, from what people are accustomed to: "May Allah cure you," "May Allah grant you health," "May Allah grant you well-being," "I ask Allah to grant you health," "I ask Allah to cure you," "I ask Allah to grant you health and well-being." Any phrase that indicates the meaning is fine, praise be to Allah. Every group has their custom, their phrases, and their language, praise be to Allah.
The presenter: So if a person says "Salamah" (get well) or something similar?
The Shaykh: It is all good. Everything people are accustomed to that indicates the meaning, praise be to Allah.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Answer: I do not know of anything specific in this matter. A person says what is easy for him, from what people are accustomed to: "May Allah cure you," "May Allah grant you health," "May Allah grant you well-being," "I ask Allah to grant you health," "I ask Allah to cure you," "I ask Allah to grant you health and well-being." Any phrase that indicates the meaning is fine, praise be to Allah. Every group has their custom, their phrases, and their language, praise be to Allah.
The presenter: So if a person says "Salamah" (get well) or something similar?
The Shaykh: It is all good. Everything people are accustomed to that indicates the meaning, praise be to Allah.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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