The ruling on saying: "By the face of Allah, do not do such-and-such" and the like
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Question:
Sometimes a person says, for example: "By the face of Allah, do not do such-and-such?"
Answer:
The apparent meaning of the hadith includes it, except for what relates to Paradise; leave this.
Q: I mean, for example, if it happens between two people...?
A: He says: "I seek refuge in Allah"... or: "I take refuge in Allah"; he does not say: "By the face of Allah," but rather "By Allah."
Q: Sometimes, in a state of surprise, he says: "The face of Allah"?
A: Some people say: "O Face of Allah"; this is not permissible for him. These attributes are not invoked. It is not said: "O Knowledge of Allah," or "O Speech of Allah," or "O Face of Allah," or "O Hand of Allah," or "O Finger of Allah." No, it is "O Allah, O Most Merciful, O Most Compassionate." Supplication is made to Allah alone by His names .
Sometimes a person says, for example: "By the face of Allah, do not do such-and-such?"
Answer:
The apparent meaning of the hadith includes it, except for what relates to Paradise; leave this.
Q: I mean, for example, if it happens between two people...?
A: He says: "I seek refuge in Allah"... or: "I take refuge in Allah"; he does not say: "By the face of Allah," but rather "By Allah."
Q: Sometimes, in a state of surprise, he says: "The face of Allah"?
A: Some people say: "O Face of Allah"; this is not permissible for him. These attributes are not invoked. It is not said: "O Knowledge of Allah," or "O Speech of Allah," or "O Face of Allah," or "O Hand of Allah," or "O Finger of Allah." No, it is "O Allah, O Most Merciful, O Most Compassionate." Supplication is made to Allah alone by His names .
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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