The ruling on making an exception for the sake of seeking blessing in supplication
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Question:
Making an exception for the sake of seeking blessing?
Answer:
No, that is not permissible; this is not appropriate in supplication. It is only done in statements of fact: "I am traveling, if Allah wills," "I am getting married, if Allah wills," and the like.
Q: Regarding what a visitor says to a sick person?
A:Sahih al-Bukhari 5662 This is not supplication; it is a statement of fact. One informs that it is a purification, if Allah wills, just as the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said to the sick person: Sahih al-Bukhari 5662.
Q: If I say to my companion when I part with him, "We will meet in Paradise, if Allah wills"?
A: There is nothing wrong with that.
Q: Is it a statement of fact?
A: Yes, it is in the category of a statement of fact.
Making an exception for the sake of seeking blessing?
Answer:
No, that is not permissible; this is not appropriate in supplication. It is only done in statements of fact: "I am traveling, if Allah wills," "I am getting married, if Allah wills," and the like.
Q: Regarding what a visitor says to a sick person?
A:
an expiation for your sins
طهورٌ إن شاء اللهan expiation for your sins
طهورٌ إن شاء اللهQ: If I say to my companion when I part with him, "We will meet in Paradise, if Allah wills"?
A: There is nothing wrong with that.
Q: Is it a statement of fact?
A: Yes, it is in the category of a statement of fact.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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