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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    In Islam, tattoos are generally considered haram by most scholars. This view is based on Hadith which discourages altering the body permanently. The prohibition stems from beliefs about maintaining the natural creation of Allah and avoiding practices associated with pre-Islamic traditions. However,Read more

    In Islam, tattoos are generally considered haram by most scholars. This view is based on Hadith which discourages altering the body permanently. The prohibition stems from beliefs about maintaining the natural creation of Allah and avoiding practices associated with pre-Islamic traditions. However, opinions may vary slightly among different scholars and communities. Always consult a knowledgeable religious scholar for tattoo-related guidance.

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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    Celebrating birthdays is a cultural practice rather than a religious one. But Muslims views on birthday celebrations vary. Muslims can parties give gifts and enjoy birthdays with family and friends. If someone celebrates birthdays that are not according to Islamic teachings then it is absolutely notRead more

    Celebrating birthdays is a cultural practice rather than a religious one. But Muslims views on birthday celebrations vary. Muslims can parties give gifts and enjoy birthdays with family and friends. If someone celebrates birthdays that are not according to Islamic teachings then it is absolutely not permissible.

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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    Easter is a Christian holiday and Muslims do not celebrate Easter. Muslims respect the Christian religion and Jesus because Jesus is one of Allah beloved prophets according to Islamic teachings. We have our special days to celebrate. These special days include Eid al Fitr Eid al Adha, and Milad un nRead more

    Easter is a Christian holiday and Muslims do not celebrate Easter. Muslims respect the Christian religion and Jesus because Jesus is one of Allah beloved prophets according to Islamic teachings. We have our special days to celebrate. These special days include Eid al Fitr Eid al Adha, and Milad un nabhi. All Muslim holidays are according to the Islamic Lunar calendar.

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    Asma Issa Islamic Scholar Certified in Quranic and Hadith studies

    Is gelatin halal in Islam depending on the source of gelatin. If Gelatine is from fish or cows that are slaughtered according to the Islamic way then it is halal. If gelatine is created from pigs or dead animals or animals that are not slaughtered in the Islamic way consider it haram. As a Muslim itRead more

    Is gelatin halal in Islam depending on the source of gelatin. If Gelatine is from fish or cows that are slaughtered according to the Islamic way then it is halal. If gelatine is created from pigs or dead animals or animals that are not slaughtered in the Islamic way consider it haram. As a Muslim it is important to confirm before consuming any gelatine contain product.

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