Islam

In Islam, it is not haram (forbidden) to dye your hair as long as the dye used is not harmful and does not imitate the appearance of a non-believer.

In Islam, it is generally considered haram (forbidden) for a man and a woman who are not married or closely related to be friends in a way that involves close interaction or intimacy.

In Islam, it is generally considered haram (forbidden) for men and women who are not closely related to be friends with each other, as it can lead to inappropriate relationships or behaviors. It is important to maintain proper boundaries and respect in interactions between men and women.

No, it is not haram to buy a cat in Islam. Cats are considered permissible as pets in Islamic teachings.

Yes, watching hentai is considered haram in Islam as it involves viewing explicit and inappropriate content that goes against Islamic teachings on modesty and morality.

In Islam, wearing chains is not considered haram unless they are excessive or used for a harmful purpose. It is important to maintain modesty and avoid extravagance in adornments.

Yes, wearing hair extensions is considered haram in Islam as it involves altering one's natural appearance, which is discouraged in Islamic teachings.

No, consuming coffee is not considered haram (forbidden) according to Islamic teachings.

No, consuming turkey is not considered haram in Islamic dietary laws. Turkey is generally considered permissible (halal) to eat for Muslims.

In Islam, performing ruqyah is not considered haram, as it is a practice of seeking protection and healing through recitation of Quranic verses and prayers.

Playing video games is not inherently considered haram in Islam. However, it is important for individuals to be mindful of the content of the games they play and ensure they do not promote violence, gambling, or other prohibited activities in Islam. It is recommended to seek guidance from religious scholars to understand the specific rulings related to video games.

Yes, according to Islamic teachings, using dice in any form of gambling or games of chance is considered haram, or forbidden.

No, watching cartoons is not considered haram in Islam as long as the content does not promote anything that goes against Islamic teachings.

Watching the anime "One Piece" is not considered haram in Islam as long as the content does not go against Islamic teachings. It is important to be mindful of the themes and content in the show and avoid anything that contradicts Islamic values.

Yes, Lay's products are confirmed to be halal.

Yes, something being considered haram means it is forbidden or prohibited in Islam, so it is generally seen as bad or sinful for Muslims to engage in.

In some cultures, cutting nails on Friday is considered bad luck.

Yes, in Islam, it is generally considered haram (forbidden) for a Muslim woman to not wear the hijab, as it is seen as a religious obligation to cover her hair and body modestly in public.

In Islam, it is generally considered haram (forbidden) for men to wear necklaces as it is seen as imitating women's adornments.

In Islam, the belief in or interpretation of angel numbers is not considered haram, as long as it does not contradict Islamic teachings or lead to beliefs in superstitions or practices that go against the principles of Islam. It is important to approach such beliefs with caution and to prioritize Islamic teachings above all else.

Yes, in Islam, engaging in a blowjob is generally considered haram (forbidden) as it is seen as a violation of the teachings of the religion regarding sexual conduct.

In Islam, wet dreams are a natural bodily function and are not considered haram (forbidden). They are seen as a normal part of human physiology and are not sinful.

In Islam, playing Roblox is not explicitly mentioned as haram in the Quran or Hadith. However, it is important to consider the content and actions within the game and ensure they align with Islamic principles and values.

Yes, in Islam, the use of dice for recreational purposes is generally considered haram (forbidden) because it involves elements of chance and gambling, which are prohibited in Islamic teachings.

No, it is not a sin to look at your private parts. It is a natural and normal part of understanding your body.