“Reciting a Qur’an verse during thief chase will transfer their fuel to your car”- Cleric Claims

• A Muslim cleric has claimed that reciting a verse from the Qur’an can stop a car chase by causing a thief’s vehicle to run out of fuel.
• The comment has drawn mixed reactions online

A Muslim cleric has sparked reactions after claiming that reciting a particular verse from the Holy Qur’an can protect a person during a car chase.

In a statement shared during a sermon, the cleric said that if a thief is chasing someone in a car, there is a verse in the Qur’an that, when recited, would cause Allah to transfer the fuel from the thief’s vehicle to the victim’s car. According to him, this would eventually leave the pursuer without fuel, preventing them from continuing the chase.

The claim has generated mixed reactions among the public. While some believers see it as an expression of strong faith in divine protection, others have questioned the literal interpretation of the statement.

Islamic scholars generally teach that verses of the Qur’an can be recited for protection and spiritual support. However, interpretations of such claims often vary, with many emphasizing reliance on practical safety measures alongside prayer.

A Muslim cleric has sparked reactions after claiming that reciting a particular verse from the Holy Qur’an can protect a person during a car chase.

In a statement shared during a sermon, the cleric said that if a thief is chasing someone in a car, there is a verse in the Qur’an that, when recited, would cause Allah to transfer the fuel from the thief’s vehicle to the victim’s car. According to him, this would eventually leave the pursuer without fuel, preventing them from continuing the chase.

The claim has generated mixed reactions among the public. While some believers see it as an expression of strong faith in divine protection, others have questioned the literal interpretation of the statement.

Islamic scholars generally teach that verses of the Qur’an can be recited for protection and spiritual support. However, interpretations of such claims often vary, with many emphasizing reliance on practical safety measures alongside prayer.