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Which kiss is prohibited in Islam?
The kiss is prohibited in Islam between any two who are licit to be married, per Islam, but not married.
Is wearing a wig prohibited in Islam?
No, if at home with artificial hair, not natural hair. but if you are wearing it outdoors, this is prohibited.
Why can't muslims eat dead meat?
No, it is prohibited in Islam.
Is music prohibited or not?
If you're referring to Islam , yes , it might be.
What type of interest forbiden in Islam?
In Islam everything is halal "permitted" from food to sports, drinks, travel ... so long they are not mentioned among those which are prohibited or so long they do not contradict with the Quranic and Sunnah teachings. So if you compare what is prohibited to what is permitted, you could say there is almost nothing in Islam is prohibited. There is a rule in Islam which says: "Everything is permitted unless mentioned otherwise".
What sexual activities are prohibited in Islam regarding sex?
In Islam, sexual activities outside of marriage, such as premarital sex and adultery, are prohibited. Additionally, any form of sexual activity that goes against the teachings of Islam, such as homosexuality, is also considered forbidden.
Is it haram to consume alcohol in Islam?
Yes, consuming alcohol is considered haram (forbidden) in Islam as it is prohibited by Islamic teachings.
Do Islam have buddah?
Answer: Islam states that There is none worthy of worship except God.Any worship actions for saints, prophets or any human being are prohibited in Islam.
Magic in Islam?
Prohibited. Black magic does exist but is a sin(haram) to practise.
Is the wearing of Charms forbidden in Islam why or why not?
Yes, Wearing Charms , Amulets , Bracelets And gold or silver with names of Allah are prohibited in Islam.
Is it against Islam if you play bingo?
Yes, gambling, smoking , drug abuse, alcohol consumption are all prohibited in Islam
Who is the idol of Islam religion?
No idols is allowed in Islam religion. Idols are strictly prohibited per Quran and prophet Muhammad (PBUH) teachings.
