Ruling on saying: You helped me with such-and-such after Allah
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Question:
Is it permissible to say, for example: You are the one who helped me with such-and-such after Allah?
Answer:
There is no harm in saying: If not for Allah, then you; this is from Allah, then from you; you helped me with such-and-such after Allah; there is no harm in that. What is not permissible is for one to say: If not for Allah and you, or this is from Allah and from you, or what Allah willed and you willed. This is not permissible; the conjunction "and" is not permissible here.
As for saying: If not for Allah, then you, or what Allah willed, then so-and-so willed—because he helped him with so-and-so—or you helped me with such-and-such after Allah; there is no harm in that.
Is it permissible to say, for example: You are the one who helped me with such-and-such after Allah?
Answer:
There is no harm in saying: If not for Allah, then you; this is from Allah, then from you; you helped me with such-and-such after Allah; there is no harm in that. What is not permissible is for one to say: If not for Allah and you, or this is from Allah and from you, or what Allah willed and you willed. This is not permissible; the conjunction "and" is not permissible here.
As for saying: If not for Allah, then you, or what Allah willed, then so-and-so willed—because he helped him with so-and-so—or you helped me with such-and-such after Allah; there is no harm in that.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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