Is It Haram to Shave Your Beard?
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This is the Sunnah of all the Prophets, peace and blessings be upon them, the motto of Muslims and one of the natural and natural things of a man, that is why the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, gave instructions to his Ummah to adopt this motto and to keep it. has been ordered, therefore, according to the public scholars of the Ummah, it is obligatory to keep a beard and shaving it or cutting it to less than a handful is forbidden and a great sin, and the perpetrator is a transgressor and a sinner. Trimming the beard to a handful and shaving it are equal in command; This is because it is not proven to shave less than a fistful of the Rasulullah (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) and his companions.
“عن عائشة، قالت: قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم: “عشر من الفطرة: قص الشارب، وإعفاء اللحية، والسواك، واستنشاق الماء، وقص الأظفار، وغسل البراجم، ونتف الإبط، وحلق ا لعانة، وانتقاص الماء ” قال زكريا: قال مصعب: ونسيت العاشرة إلا أن تكون المضمضة”.
(صحيح مسلم، باب خصال الفطرة، ج:1، ص: 154، رقم الحديث: 627، ط: دار الجيل بيروت + دار الأفاق الجديدة ـ بيروت)
“عن أنس أن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم قال: خالفوا على المجوس جزوا الشوارب وأوفوا اللحى”.
(مسند البزار = البحر الزخار ۔13/ 90)
In Islam, opinions on shaving the beard vary. While some scholars consider it haram (forbidden) based on Hadiths that encourage men to grow their beards, others view it as permissible or makruh (discouraged but not sinful). The differing views often depend on cultural and jurisprudential interpretations within different Islamic schools of thought.