The Ruling on Using Certain Verses in Ordinary Conversation
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Question:
What is the ruling on using some of the words of the Qur'an in ordinary conversation, such as when I say to people when they enter my house: "Enter in peace and safety," or "I have come as much as I can, O Musa," if one of the visitors is named Musa, and so on?
Answer:
What appears is that it is not befitting to take the Qur'an as tools for addressing people; it appears that this is not befitting. This world is not the abode of peace; in it are fear, danger, and death. The abode of peace is Paradise, and Allah calls to the abode of peace, which is Paradise.
What is the ruling on using some of the words of the Qur'an in ordinary conversation, such as when I say to people when they enter my house: "Enter in peace and safety," or "I have come as much as I can, O Musa," if one of the visitors is named Musa, and so on?
Answer:
What appears is that it is not befitting to take the Qur'an as tools for addressing people; it appears that this is not befitting. This world is not the abode of peace; in it are fear, danger, and death. The abode of peace is Paradise, and Allah calls to the abode of peace, which is Paradise.
Source
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