The question of whether can a Muslim go to church has sparked debates, among scholars. Muslims sometimes do get invitations to attend weddings and funerals in church. In this article, we will explore viewpoints on whether Muslims can visit churches drawing references from the Quran and Hadith. Perspectives of Islamic Scholars
Scholars hold various opinions regarding Muslims attending church. Some believe that it is forbidden (haram) for Muslims to enter churches while others argue that it is permissible under circumstances. Prohibition of Church Entry
According to the Hanafi and Shafi’i schools of thought entering churches is considered haram for Muslims. The Hanafi school asserts that churches are inhabited by devils and hence should be avoided by Muslims. On the other hand, the Shafi’i school limits this prohibition to churches containing images. Permissibility of Church Entry
However other scholars maintain that it is acceptable for Muslims to enter churches in situations.
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