Is saying to someone, "If so-and-so comes, you will have this," a promise or a vow?
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Question:
The questioner (M. B. 'A) has a set of questions. He says: I told my friend, "If so-and-so comes, you will have this amount." Is that a vow or a promise? What exactly is this matter? May you be rewarded.
Answer:
This is a promise, not a vow. This is a promise, not a vow. Among the characteristics of the believer is keeping his promise and his covenant, unlike the people of hypocrisy. Yes.
The questioner (M. B. 'A) has a set of questions. He says: I told my friend, "If so-and-so comes, you will have this amount." Is that a vow or a promise? What exactly is this matter? May you be rewarded.
Answer:
This is a promise, not a vow. This is a promise, not a vow. Among the characteristics of the believer is keeping his promise and his covenant, unlike the people of hypocrisy. Yes.
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