Are watching movies and stuff like watching football live on the internet via a stream haram, becasue technically is it not haram as even if you dont watch it it will still be there, so sureley theres nothing wrong with watching it.
Im saying this becasue boxing is coming on tommrow and i dont have sky box office
Are watching movies and stuff like watching football live on the internet via a stream haram, becasue technically is it not haram as even if you dont watch it it will still be there, so sureley theres nothing wrong with watching it.
Im saying this becasue boxing is coming on tommrow and i dont have sky box office
I don't know if what you're proposing is haram.
I do know that what you're proposing is against the law of the land.
Since Muslims are supposed to respect and conform to the law of the land... I think you know where I'm going with this.
Are watching movies and stuff like watching football live on the internet via a stream haram, becasue technically is it not haram as even if you dont watch it it will still be there, so sureley theres nothing wrong with watching it.
You can't say that bro... just say that you walk into a shop and there's music blasting. You can't say that just 'cause the music's there, you're allowed to listen to it.
About watching movies and footie on the Internet... if that's haram, I have no idea...
You can't say that bro... just say that you walk into a shop and there's music blasting. You can't say that just 'cause the music's there, you're allowed to listen to it.
I don't know how things are sorted out in the UK, but in most countries shops, pubs etc have to pay a special compensation for broadcasting music or TV programmes.
I don't know how things are sorted out in the UK, but in most countries shops, pubs etc have to pay a special compensation for broadcasting music or TV programmes.
It's like that in the UK - proprietors need a licence for such broadcasts.
Watching sports on the internet... haram? what????
The BBC themselves provide a live stream on their website for footie matches.
‘Say: If the ocean were ink wherewith to write out the words of my Lord, sooner would the ocean be exhausted, even if We added another ocean like it.’~Al Qu'raan (18:109)
Watching sports on the internet... haram? what????
The BBC themselves provide a live stream on their website for footie matches.
Im saying this becasue boxing is coming on tommrow and i dont have sky box office
Sky Box Office is Pay Per View. If the original poster wants to watch the match streamed off the Net because he does not have Sky Box Office, I presume it will be for free, and illegal.
Sky Box Office is Pay Per View. If the original poster wants to watch the match streamed off the Net because he does not have Sky Box Office, I presume it will be for free, and illegal.
Right. Yes. Sorry, I thought the OP was talking morals and ethics.
Yes, if the stream is online when it's not meant to be, i.e. when you're supposed to be paying for it, then it is of course illegal/ "haram" legally.
‘Say: If the ocean were ink wherewith to write out the words of my Lord, sooner would the ocean be exhausted, even if We added another ocean like it.’~Al Qu'raan (18:109)
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