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**imictiorume** · 05-22-2012, 06:02 AM

Thank you! This is what I thought but was not sure, so I thought I would ask here.

But now I have a follow-up question: if this book merely says "The Noble Koran" on the cover, but is not really the Koran, can I simply throw it away?

1) Wrapping it in a pure piece of cloth and burying it respectfully in a place where people (normally) do not walk about. In cold climate countries (such as the UK), one may dig a Shiq grave, but a slab should be placed first and over it the soil.

2) Fastening the Qur’an with a heavy object like a stone and then placing it respectfully in flowing water.

If one is able to implement the above two methods, it would not be permitted to burn the copy of the Qur’an. However, if the above two methods are difficult to carry out, then one may burn the Qur’an and bury or drown the resulting ash.

05-22-2012, 06:02 AM	#8
imictiorume Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 406 Senior Member	Thank you! This is what I thought but was not sure, so I thought I would ask here. But now I have a follow-up question: if this book merely says "The Noble Koran" on the cover, but is not really the Koran, can I simply throw it away? 1) Wrapping it in a pure piece of cloth and burying it respectfully in a place where people (normally) do not walk about. In cold climate countries (such as the UK), one may dig a Shiq grave, but a slab should be placed first and over it the soil. 2) Fastening the Qur’an with a heavy object like a stone and then placing it respectfully in flowing water. If one is able to implement the above two methods, it would not be permitted to burn the copy of the Qur’an. However, if the above two methods are difficult to carry out, then one may burn the Qur’an and bury or drown the resulting ash.
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