Yes, gambling is prohibited and gambler is sinful in religion.
Quran says (meaning English translation): " ... Intoxicants and gambling,..., are an abomination of Satan's handiwork: Eschew such (abomination), that you may prosper Satan's plan is (but) to excite enmity and hatred between you with intoxicants and gambling and to hinder you from the remembrance of God (Allah) and from prayer: Will you not then abstain?" [Quran, chapter 5, verse 90-91]
Even if playing free for fun, and not or for real money, it is also prohibited for two reasons:
However, God is love and is merciful to the sinner. He may forgive him/her if he/she admits that he/she made a sin, repents, and sincerely intends not to repeat the sin again.
God is always accepting you with love.
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You mean, you regard it as sinful! I don't but I do know it can be addictive hence harmful.
Gambling is not prohibited in most countries of the world, although it is usually hedged with laws, for example to protect children by barring them from something they are not mature and wise enough to handle. (Neither are many adults, though!) Although it may have social value, a prohibition given by one or another religion is true theologically only for those followers of that religion who choose - or are forced - to accept the prohibition.
On a more philosophical point, if you don't believe in any god then a rule in any religious text is de facto meaningless beyond any direct social value like "Though shalt not steal", notwithstanding national laws based on such texts. To explain the last clause, I would not seek to "sin" in a country like Saudi Arabia, because although I don't believe I might upset a god whose existence I doubt anyway, it is a serious crime in a Dictatorship that enjoys torturing "sinners" whatever the official deity might think.
I agree that gambling can be a waste of money and time, though.
Some people think gambling should be against the law because it causes people to gamble more than they have. Addiction is an issue with gambling and can result in ruined lives.
It prohibited the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcohol.
Prohibited means something that is banned or forbidden, off limits. So 'not prohibited' means that it is available.
You can say..."Bob PROHIBITED jhonny from going to the store"...
Slavery was prohibited in land north of the 36-30 parallel
No, it is not legal.
It is a form of gambling which is prohibited in most religions such as Christianity.
Yes, gambling, smoking , drug abuse, alcohol consumption are all prohibited in Islam
Sergeant Bilko to the contrary, organized gambling is strictly prohibited on-base in the armed forces. somehow Hollywood can"t swallow this. for USAF ORM - Because it's the equivalent of tossing a coin.
Sunday laws in the 1920s were regulations that restricted certain activities on Sundays, often based on religious principles. These laws typically prohibited things like shopping, entertainment, or sporting events on Sundays in order to promote religious observance and rest. They varied by state and locality in the United States, with some areas having stricter enforcement than others.
Online poker is legal in several countries including the United Kingdom and several nations around the Caribbean Sea. There has been much legal opposition to online poker in the United States, making operating such a site a felony-level crime. However a recent Federal court ruling that poker is a game of skill, not chance, has opened the door to legalizing online poker in some states. Just six days ago, May 1, 2013, Nevada became the first state where people at least 21 years old could legally play poker online for money.
It is a kind of gambling that is strictly forbidden in Islam and explicitly banned in Quran (Muslims holy book that reflects real God words revelation to prophet Muhammad through the angel Gabriel)
Gambling!
the casino gambling age is 21 and the lottery gambling age is 18
Gambling online is legal in India.
Yes, all kind of sport betting except on horse racing is prohibited by Government of India. Lottery gambling is allowed in thirteen Indian states where it has been legalized by respective state governments.
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