Is saying to oneself, "O Qur'an, intercede for me," without uttering it, considered polytheism?
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It is not permissible to supplicate the Qur’an and seek intercession from it, because seeking intercession is a type of supplication (du’a), and supplicating an attribute gives the impression that you are supplicating other than Allah, and this is . However, there is no harm in wishing that Allah would allow the Qur’an to intercede for you.
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