Plastic surgery, Tatoos and body Piercing

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Re: Are tatto's haraam?

sherbie cola said:
mehndi does not wash off instantly it takes several weeks
I know. But it does wash off. Eventually. :p

and each time u shampoo yr hair the colour comes out!
The colour of the mendhi or your natural hair colour?

If it's the latter.... Crikey! :confused:
 
Re: Are tatto's haraam?

sherbie cola said:
mehndi does not wash off instantly it takes several weeks
Not true, for your hands I mean, not hair.... If you just put mehndi on or lets just say you have some on your hands, all you gotta do is start scratching your skin with your nails and it starts coming off, not totally, but it does get considerably lighter.... (I don't mean scratching vigorously though)... I tried it when I heard you had to cover your hands if you had menhdi on and it worked...
 
Re: Are tatto's haraam?

Salam Alaikum,

Tattos, body piercings, colored contacts in year 2005, these are accessories for people who are trying 2 hard to fit in with god knows what. Are there any fatwas for people who are trying too hard?
 
Piercing

As-salaamu Alaikum,

I was wondering is it ok to get body piercing????? Because my friend asked me if she can and I told her yes....Any answers to my question would be helpful!!!!! :p

P.S If I spelled piercing wrong(ma bad)
 
Re: Piercing

when u have piercings anywhere u have to make sure water goes through those areas cause if u dont ur wuzu is not excepted...thas y u gotta be careful..
 
Re: Piercing

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I'm pretty sure it doesn't affect the wudhu sis ishkabab. It affects ghusl. :) Thats what an alim told us some time back... Allahu a'lam.

Brother Ahmed is correct on this.. Besides the ears for women, all else is not allowed.

In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.

All praise and thanks are due to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon His Messenger.

Dear brother in Islam, thanks a lot for asking this question, which shows how far you are interested in raising your children upon the teachings of Islam. May Allah help you lead a righteous marital life!

First of all, it should be made clear that it is permissible for women only to pierce their ears as a form of enhancing their beauty. The proof of this permission is based on the Hadith of Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, when he prayed on the day of `Eid and came with Bilal, his Companion, he ordered the women to pay Zakah, and some of them took their earrings off and threw it (donated it) to the Prophet. (Reported in Bukhari)

As to the piercing of the nose, it isn't allowed for both sexes because it is a type of deformation to Allah’s creation.

Focusing more on the question in point, Sheikh Ahmad Kutty, a senior lecturer and an Islamic scholar at the Islamic Institute of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, states:
“According to the teachings of Islam, our body - including all of our physical faculties - is a trust from Allah and we are required to protect and preserve it according to the best of our ability. Consequently, we are not allowed to alter or tamper with our physical faculties unnecessarily; we are only permitted to interfere with them in order to correct a natural deformity or repair or remedy an ailment. Any other form of interference or tampering with our body is akin to altering Allah’s creation which has been condemned in the Qur’an.

We read in the Qur’an that Satan, the accursed one, has pledged to Allah that he will be tirelessly working to lead humans unto ways of perdition and self-destruction: “… ‘And I will surely lead them astray, and arouse desires in them, and command them and they will cut the cattle’s ears, and I will surely command them and they will change Allah’s creation.’ Whoever chooses the Devil for a friend instead of Allah is assuredly a loser, and his loss is manifest.” (An-Nisa’: 119)

While reflecting on the above verse, we must also read the following statements of Allah in the Qur’an: “There is no altering Allah’s creation.” (Ar-Rum: 30); “And do not cast yourselves into destruction by your own hands.” (Al-Baqarah: 195).

In light of the above, body piercing, tattooing, branding, etc. all fall in the category of unnecessary interference, alteration and mutilation of Allah’s creation. Therefore, no Muslim, who is conscious of his religion, should ever contemplate such activities.

Neither are such procedures harmless, physical refinements as they are often imagined to be. Rather the truth is that these procedures have often been associated with numerous health hazards. For sensitive parts of the body such as tongues, lips, eyelids, etc. are more prone to be easily infected, and thus become infected with diseases, some of which may even be fatal. There is nothing at all surprising about all of these, for every unnecessary tampering with Allah’s creation is bound to produce adverse repercussions.

In Islam, all such acts that entail possible health hazards are considered totally forbidden even if they contain some imagined or presumed benefits; such presumed benefits are considered as being outweighed by the hazards. This fact alone warrants declaring body piercing as forbidden.

The only exception some scholars and jurists have made in this context is the case of ear piercing specifically for females. This is so because of the specific need of women to wear jewelry. Men, however, according to Islam, have no such need. In fact, Islam forbids men from copying styles that are distinctively feminine. The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Allah has cursed men who copy women as well as women who copy men.” It should be remembered here both men and women have different roles in Islam.

It is also worth mentioning in this respect that ear piercing is somewhat different; for there are fewer hazards in ear piercing as compared to piercing of tongues, lips and eye-lids, etc.

Still another consideration strengthening the case for declaring body piercing as forbidden for males: Islam forbids us from copying other people in their specific customs and life-style without any tangible benefits. Such copying has been condemned by the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him.

In conclusion: Body piercing for males is not at all permissible in Islam. Ear piercing has been permitted for females, according to some scholars. Such an exception, however, does not apply to males.”

Excerpted, with slight modifications, from: http://www.islam.ca

Allah Almighty knows best.
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Re: Piercing

Assalâmu 'alaykum..

What if you are a revert and got your bellybutton pierced before you became a muslim.. Do you have to take it out, or is it okay to keep it if your husband doesn't mind? And it doesn't effect ones ghusl..

Barak Allâhu fikum..

Ma'salâma..
 
Re: Piercing

Asalaam alykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh

1st ill say I dont have ilm to give any verdict or judgment May Allah forgive me for my errors in this very reply... about its halal or haram or similar issues I recall recently Someone on a class which I attend in daily basis , this question was arised And the Sheikh said IF You do it to please our husband its alright and ofcoz he has to agree to this also the niyah counts never to do it to copy the kufar , I know very close ppl who had this.
The 1st days its senstive and also it depends on ur skin it might get rejected or excepted depends on how your system works some have dramas which courses pains ,such issues 4 some it just a merely itch wen geting it done , yani wen it gets pinned in ur belly watever so to make the long story short this sheikh was and is reliable and his answer was as I noted above its no harm provided your not showing it to anyone except your hub , Allahu musta3an and the niyah also counts I ask Allah to forgive me for my short coming and errrors everything What I mentiond might be wrong so dont take my advice . I reply due to I HEARD this from A reliable source that its allowed as long as its within the "ettiquet"

Allaah knows best

Barakatullahi feekum
Wasallamalykum
 
Re: Piercing

Piercing of the navel and other body parts is the fashion of the Kuffaar. It is a trait of the most vile amongst them.

In the Qur'aan and Sunnah, we are prohibited from emulating the Kuffaar. Hence, it is not permissible to pierce the navel.

and Allah Ta'ala Knows Best

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I suppose this would cover most other piecing except ears as this was the custom of the suhabas wives.
 
Re: Piercing

Why would you tell someone piercing is ok if you don't even know the answer yourself?

Piercing is the imitation of the Kuffar. Why would you do something like that to your body? The work of pigs are the ones who cut their tongues, their belly buttons and their noses. Allah gave you a perfect body. Why harm it? Why put stupid rings all over it?

Piercings are like tatoos in a way.
 
Re: Piercing

samiullah a little harsh dont you think?
baby muslimah was asking because she wasnt sure, if you are so harsh with someone asking a simple question how will they ever ask again?

remember we are not born knowing brother, the knowlage comes from Allah. Allhumdulilah you knew the answer and now she does too.

be a little kinder inshaallah some of the forums members are quite young mashallah.
 
Re: Piercing

on another not (but still about piecing)
i noticed that a lot of asian sister s in uk have their nose pieced, i asked a sister about it once and she said its sunnsh
that was a few years ago and i've never come accross it in hadith anywhere, could anyone clear it up.

brother samiullah i know its a big mistake to say something you know nothing about but when the person is a minor(baby muslimah i remember reading your e 15, is that right) we have to be more careful when correcting them.
 
Re: Piercing

Samiullah said:
No, males cannot pierce their ears! Again, anything that imitates women for men and men for women is 100% Haraam.

The reason why I got harsh was because this is a VERY HUGE THING. There are alot of circumstances and consequences. You can't tell someone "Oh this is halaal" when you don't know if its halaal yourself.

Earings- the work of women

Men who wear earings- Kuffar

Earings don't make you look cool, you know.

And mate, if people cant say something halaal without having the knowledge, I dont think you can say that something is haraam either, without proof, hence you must be a scholar... :D

If not, perhaps we should give evidences for it, or even quote on a scholar on it. And hey, some girls think earings do look cool, cool is an opinon...

:D
 
Re: Piercing

Assaalmu alaikum

Threads merged.

Its actually in the hadith that the man who imitates the woman will be cursed by Allah.
[font=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]Allaah curses those men who imitate the women, and He curses those women who imitate the men. [al-Bukhaaree]

It seems this thread is going in circles, the same questions are being repeated, the answer has been given many times. To avoid this thread going seriously off topic, I think it is time to close it InshaAllah. If you feel your question has not been answered, or you have other questions related to this subject and you wish to post them, feel free to pm me InshaAllah.

Barakallahu feekum

wasalamu alaikum
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Re: Tatoos and body Piercing

Assalamu alaikum

Thread opened and poll added, as requested.
 
Re: Tatoos and body Piercing

:sl: Dear brothera nd Sisters

Firstly, I would like to thank brother far7an for kindly producing a poll for my little bit of research I have to do.:coolious:

Dear brothers and sisters,

I would very much appreciate it if, you could provide qutations so as to prove that plastic surgery is/is not allwed in Islam. JUST to REMIND that the purpose of the re opening of this thread and the poll is for research reasons ONLY!
JazakAllah khaiyr.


The purose of this:
I will not go into too much detail.
Its mainly to do withyour TRUE thoughts and FEELINGS about plastc surgery.

The results will be considered and I will make an analysis on ppls reactions (considering your 'thoughts and feelings').

I hope you will be TRUTHFUL. InshAllah.

I would also like to pit forward, that I would like everyone to be MODEST within their opinions and rember...that this is a ISLAMIC forum.

Allah ma3akum
p.s: JazakAllah to all, esp. br farhan for re opening the thread.
 

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