Strangely there is nothing in the Quran about tv o_0
But the rule that forbids
(i) the making of pictures,
(ii) the keeping of pictures,
(iii) entering houses wherein there are pictures displayed and
(iv) looking and gazing at pictures with desire or satisfaction
is thought to extend to 'animate pictures' ie tv.
The rule is in place because pictures are considered to be almost an imitation of Allah's creation of humans, which is forbidden. Also, there is a similarity to idols.
However, photos are allowed as they are not hand made, and show a captured image.
Of course, you are allowed to watch television, however it is strongly discouraged. Ramadan is a time of strong worship and change in character.
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Yes of course, TV is allowed in Islam. However, it is not allowed to watch sexy movies or sexy episodes that are not allowed in Islam. In addition, watching TV should not distract the Muslim from practicing the ritual worships and/or doing good deeds for other needy people.
In my opinion, I think watching only dramas could be to much. Try watching a mixture of stuff, like romantic comedy.
advantages and disadvantages of watching drama
its it allowed in islam
No, keeping dogs in Islam is not allowed...............
not if you want to be like the characters
Yes, eating prawn is allowed in Islam. All kinds of sea food is allowed to eat per Islam teachings.
French kiss is kind of oral sex that is not allowed in Islam except between couples who are licitly married per Islam religion.
superstition is not allowed in islam.
No it is not allowed in Islam to watch dirty programs because it is wrong and it will affect your faith and your relationship with Allah (swt). You you will get sins for doing such an act.
Bribery is sinful in Islam and is not allowed. Both the bribery Donner and the Receiver are sinful per Islam teachings.
Yes, scallop is allowed (halal) in Islam on condition that it is from allowed (halal) meat and cooked by allowed (halal) fats or oils.See the related question:What is prohibited to eat in Islam?listed below for more information.