Ruling on Distributing Endowed Qur'ans
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Question:
If a Qur'an is given as a gift to a person or distributed to schools or elsewhere, and it has the word "waqf" (endowment) for Allah written on it, but it was not taken from the mosque, is there any issue with that?
Answer:
No. There is nothing wrong with it for reading; distributing it for reading is fine, but it must not be sold, as long as "waqf" is written on it, it is not to be sold. Yes.
If a Qur'an is given as a gift to a person or distributed to schools or elsewhere, and it has the word "waqf" (endowment) for Allah written on it, but it was not taken from the mosque, is there any issue with that?
Answer:
No. There is nothing wrong with it for reading; distributing it for reading is fine, but it must not be sold, as long as "waqf" is written on it, it is not to be sold. Yes.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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