Ruling on entering the bathroom with a mushaf
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His fifth question says: I entered the bathroom several times, and I had a small khatmah in my pocket, but I was unaware of it. Is there any sin on me for that?
Answer: As long as you were unaware, there is no blame on you. As long as the mushaf is in your pocket and you are unaware of it, there is no blame on you. However, do not do it intentionally. If you have something in your pocket, take it out before entering the bathroom and place it in a secure location, then enter the bathroom without the mushaf. But if you do not have a secure place and you fear that it will be taken, this is a dire necessity, and you may enter with it if you cannot find a place to put it and no one is available to hold it for you. You enter with it out of dire necessity. However, if you find someone to hold it for you until you come out, or a secure place to put it, then do not enter the bathroom with it. Yes.
Answer: As long as you were unaware, there is no blame on you. As long as the mushaf is in your pocket and you are unaware of it, there is no blame on you. However, do not do it intentionally. If you have something in your pocket, take it out before entering the bathroom and place it in a secure location, then enter the bathroom without the mushaf. But if you do not have a secure place and you fear that it will be taken, this is a dire necessity, and you may enter with it if you cannot find a place to put it and no one is available to hold it for you. You enter with it out of dire necessity. However, if you find someone to hold it for you until you come out, or a secure place to put it, then do not enter the bathroom with it. Yes.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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