Refuting the claim of some people regarding a green man who bestows gifts
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Q: I believe in Allah alone, who has no partner, but I have heard some people say: There is a man of intense whiteness in his clothing, and no trace of travel is seen on him. This man is called the Green Man. If this man gives you something, the blessing in your wealth increases, and if he stops at a store, its profit increases. Please inform us: are these matters reasonable, or are they from religious innovations?
A: This statement is invalid and has no basis. This man does not exist. Some people claim that al-Khidr is the one intended by this man, but this is not true. Al-Khidr died before the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) was sent, according to the correct opinion of the scholars. This superstition you mentioned is entirely a fabrication of Satan and has no basis. You should know this and not be deceived by the statements of these sorcerers.
A: This statement is invalid and has no basis. This man does not exist. Some people claim that al-Khidr is the one intended by this man, but this is not true. Al-Khidr died before the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) was sent, according to the correct opinion of the scholars. This superstition you mentioned is entirely a fabrication of Satan and has no basis. You should know this and not be deceived by the statements of these sorcerers.
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