Waalaikum Salam warahmatullahi wabarakatuh 🌼 Islamic Perspective: In Islam, saying "Wallahi" (by Allah) is a serious expression and is considered an oath (qasam) if said with the intention of making an oath. Here are key points: 1. Intention Matters: If the person did not intend it as an oath, but merely said it to emphasize a current behavior, then it is not considered a binding oath, and breaking it would not be sinful. 2. If It Was an Oath: If the intention behind saying "Wallahi" was to make a serious promise never to eat junk food again, then breaking it would require kaffarah (expiation), which usually involves: Feeding 10 needy people, or Clothing 10 needy people, or Fasting for 3 days (if unable to do the first two). 3. In This Case: Based on the message: > “I didn’t make an oath to never eat it again, but I said that sincerely.” 👇