Regarding the one who swears by Allah falsely, is this the oath known as the *al-yamin al-ghumus* (the oath that plunges into the Fire), and does he owe an expiation?
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The questioner : He says: Regarding the one who swears by Allah falsely, is this the oath known as the *al-yamin al-ghumus* (the oath that plunges into the Fire)?
The Shaykh: Yes.
The questioner : And what is the ruling on it first?
The Shaykh : Does he owe an expiation?
The questioner : Does he owe an expiation?
The Shaykh : He does not owe an expiation.
The questioner : He does not owe an expiation, but rather, of course, it is a severe sin. The hadith of my Shaykh: ?!
The Shaykh : What we know of it is well known:.
The questioner : Is it not?
The Shaykh : *Balaq'* (desolate).
The questioner : *Balaq'* (desolate).
The Shaykh: Yes.
The questioner : And what is the ruling on it first?
The Shaykh : Does he owe an expiation?
The questioner : Does he owe an expiation?
The Shaykh : He does not owe an expiation.
The questioner : He does not owe an expiation, but rather, of course, it is a severe sin. The hadith of my Shaykh:
The *al-yamin al-ghumus* (the oath that plunges into the Fire) plunges its owner into the Fire.
اليمين الغموس تغمس صاحبها في النارThe Shaykh : What we know of it is well known:
The *al-yamin al-ghumus* (the oath that plunges into the Fire) leaves the homelands desolate.
اليمين الغموس تدع الديار بلاقعThe questioner : Is it not?
The Shaykh : *Balaq'* (desolate).
The questioner : *Balaq'* (desolate).
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