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  1. Muhammad Haris Khan
    Muhammad Haris Khan

    Exactly. When it comes to food, eating a spider is prohibited (haram). However, if a spider falls into some food and then leaves, the food does not become haram because a spider does not have flowing blood.

    Exactly. When it comes to food, eating a spider is prohibited (haram). However, if a spider falls into some food and then leaves, the food does not become haram because a spider does not have flowing blood.

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  1. Muhammad Haris Khan
    Muhammad Haris Khan

    If the spider is poisonous, it is dangerous and should be killed. However, the spiders that generally live in homes do not cause harm or bite. Therefore, they should not be killed. However, their webs should be cleaned away. You will not incur any sin for killing a poisonous spider; rather, you willRead more

    If the spider is poisonous, it is dangerous and should be killed. However, the spiders that generally live in homes do not cause harm or bite. Therefore, they should not be killed. However, their webs should be cleaned away. You will not incur any sin for killing a poisonous spider; rather, you will be rewarded for protecting God’s creatures from harm.

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  1. Muhammad Haris Khan
    Muhammad Haris Khan

    Islam dispels all the superstitions and misconceptions that have been prevalent among people since ancient times, such as the belief that a spider crawls on you is an omen of bad luck. Millions of people encounter spiders daily, and some even live with them. Except for the venom of a poisonous spideRead more

    Islam dispels all the superstitions and misconceptions that have been prevalent among people since ancient times, such as the belief that a spider crawls on you is an omen of bad luck. Millions of people encounter spiders daily, and some even live with them. Except for the venom of a poisonous spider, they pose no harm.

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  1. Asma Issa
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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    Yes, zina is a major sin in Islam. According to the Quran, Zina, alcohol, and gambling, are major sins. Zina is the most serious sin in Islam compared to other sins. I am explaining more about why Zina is a big sin reasons and references for Is zina a major sin. Three Reasons for Zina is Major Sin ZRead more

    Yes, zina is a major sin in Islam. According to the Quran, Zina, alcohol, and gambling, are major sins. Zina is the most serious sin in Islam compared to other sins. I am explaining more about why Zina is a big sin reasons and references for Is zina a major sin.

    Three Reasons for Zina is Major Sin

    1. Zina is against Allah Command.
    2. Zina is against personal dignity and honor
    3. Zina has a very negative social impact on family relatives and society.

    Reference from the Quran and Hadith

    Quran: These are two main references from the Quran about the Zina. First, Al-Isra 17:32 and, second Al-Furqan 25:68.

    Hadith: No adulterer is a believer at the time when he is committing adultery, no thief is a believer at the time when he is stealing, no drinker of alchol is a believer at the time when he is drinking. (Narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim).

    Islamic Legal Consequences

    In Islamic law, the punishment for Zina is the most severe compared to other sins. Islamic law, defines two different punishments for a single person are different and for a married person are different. The punishment for a married person who is committing Zina should be stoned to death, while for an unmarried person, it is 100 lashes and exile for one year.

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