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Bismillah alhamdulillah wa salat wa salam wa ala Rasulillah wa ala ala alihi wa sahbihi wa an wa l-hamadadi.

Usually Tuesday we have our Q&A,

Bismillah we have our four questions for today.

First one, Bismillah is it permissible to keep a small Quran in your wallet

or car for the purposes of Baraka and then the questioner says,

isn't this similar to what other religions have done with their holy icons and question.

So are we allowed to keep a copy of the Quran in he says the wallet,

I don't understand how the Quran will go in the wallet but I guess you can get

really small Quran or more realistically the car for the purposes of protecting the car.

So the answer to this actually it goes back to a very theological issue and that is

can you use the Quran as essentially a tamima in Arabic or in English a good luck charm.

Can you use the Quran to bring about Baraka, the physical copy of the Quran?

Now by unanimous consensus you can use the Quran as recitation to bring about Baraka.

There's no itch tilaf there. You can recite it to the Qursi, you can do whatever you want

with recitation of the Quran. The controversy that goes back to the time of sahaba

can you use a physical written kitab of the Quran, a writing of the Quran?

Can you use written ayat al-Qursi? Can you use any type of verse as a physical icon to bring

about Baraka? We find some of the sahaba they allowed this. Most famously, Aisha radiallahu

Aina is authentically reported that when members have extended family, the children,

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