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    :loving: Asalamoalaikum wr wb... :loving:

    Hope everyone is in good health inshaAllah....

    In this thread please post knowledge regarding prohibited and disliked actions according to Islam...inshaAllah we are all here to learn about our deen....and become better muslims inshaAllah..

    Here are some prohibited/disliked actions Islam teaches us...?


    Shirk: associating partners in worship with Allaah
    Grave-worship
    Sacrificing to anything other than Allaah
    what Allaah has forbidden and forbidding what Allaah has allowed
    Magic, fortune-telling and divination
    Astrology, or believing that the stars and planets have an influence on people’s lives and events.
    Believing that certain things can bring benefit when the Creator has not made them so
    Showing off in worship
    Superstitious belief in omens
    Swearing by something other than Allaah
    Sitting with hypocrites and wrongdoers to enjoy their company or to keep them company
    Lack of composure in prayer
    Fidgeting and making unnecessary movements in prayer
    Deliberately anticipating the movements of the imaam (when praying in congregation)
    Coming to the mosque after eating onions or garlic, or anything that has an offensive smell
    Zinaa - fornication and adultery
    Sodomy (homosexuality)
    Not allowing one’s husband to have marital relations for no legitimate reason
    Asking one’s husband for a divorce for no legitimate reason
    Not treating co-wives fairly
    Being alone with a non-mahram woman
    Shaking hands with a non-mahram woman
    A woman wearing perfume when going out or passing by non-mahram men
    A woman travelling without a mahram
    Deliberately looking at a non-mahram woman
    Seeing one’s womenfolk behaving in an immoral fashion and keeping silent
    Making false claims about a child’s lineage, or denying one’s own child
    Consuming riba (usury or interest)
    Concealing a product’s faults at the time of sale
    Artificially inflating prices
    Trading after the second call to prayer on Friday
    Gambling
    Theft
    Offering or accepting bribes
    Seizing land by force
    Accepting a gift in return for interceding
    Hiring someone and benefitting from his labour, then not paying him his wages
    Not giving gifts equally to one’s children
    Asking people for money when one is not in need
    Seeking a loan with no intention of repaying it
    Consuming haraam wealth
    Drinking khamr - even a single drop
    Using vessels of gold and silver, or eating or drinking from them
    Bearing false witness
    Listening to music and musical instruments
    Gossip and backbiting
    Slander
    Two people conversing privately to the exclusion of a third
    Isbaal - wearing clothes that come down below the ankles
    Men wearing gold in any shape or form
    Women wearing short, tight or see-through clothes
    fWearing wigs and hairpieces, whether made from natural or artificial hair, for men and women.
    Men resembling women and women resembling men, in dress, speech and appearance
    Dyeing one’s hair black ???
    Having pictures of animate beings on clothing, walls or paper, etc.
    Lying about one’s dreams
    Sitting or walking on graves, or answering the call of nature in a graveyard
    Not cleaning oneself properly after passing water
    Eavesdropping on people who do not want to be heard
    Being a bad neighbor
    Writing a will for the purpose of harming one of the heirs
    Cursing a believer or someone who does not deserve to be cursed
    Wailing (at time of bereavement)
    Striking or branding the face
    Abandoning a Muslim brother for more than three days with no legitimate reason.


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    Last edited by 1m@@n; 12-09-2005 at 09:13 PM.
    Prohibitions & Disliked Actions in Islam

    Allah bears witness that none has the right to be worshipped but He, and the angels, and those having knowledge (also bear witness to this); (He always) maintains His creation in justice. None has the right to be worshipped but He, the Almighty, the All-Wise.
    (Imran: 18)
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