Sport and Games
67 questions
Is playing an online war game that contains a tribe called "Romans" and a soldier named "the Sage" permissible or forbidden, and is supporting this tribe, or playing with other tribes, or playing the game in general permissible or forbidden?
What is the ruling on playing Mahibis and Dominoes?
Is it permissible for a Muslim boxer to professionally pursue boxing with the intention of supporting Islam and Muslims, benefiting youth and encouraging them to the right path, giving charity with the money, along with the intention of engaging in physical jihad in the future, and on the condition of not competing against Muslims?
Is there any evidence in the Prophet's Sunnah or the sayings of the Companions that indicates the virtue of walking specifically as a form of exercise?
What is the ruling on buying a player from one club to another?
What is the ruling on playing "The Sims," a 3D game in which families are formed, houses are built, and characters move around?
Does the Prophet's (peace be upon him) saying: "A Muslim is one from whose tongue and hand people are safe," indicate the prohibition of practicing Taekwondo at home with siblings, if there is a possibility of accidentally causing pain, despite taking precautions and minimizing blows?
What is the ruling on the game of Karate?
What is the ruling on placing a PlayStation in an recreational dawah camp with the aim of attracting youth, solely for playing football matches with Arab and foreign teams?
What is the ruling on backgammon?
Is it permissible for a Muslim girl to practice sports and join a mixed-gender sports club with men?
What is the ruling on computer games?
What is the ruling on bodybuilding in Islam, and is it permissible to strengthen the physical build like wrestlers to benefit from it while concealing it?
What is the ruling on computer games for which money is paid for mere entertainment, and are they considered extravagance?
Are the grades obtained from rowing—which are added to the academic total and affect university admission—considered rightful?
What is the ruling on playing video games, which a husband plays with his wife and her siblings for entertainment, knowing that they do not distract from prayer, do not provoke anger, and are played infrequently, not exceeding twice a week?
Did the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, forbid backgammon, and is the game of Snakes and Ladders considered backgammon?
Is it permissible to bring people and invite them to a school where polytheistic acts are practiced, even if the students are not forced to perform them? And does the ruling differ if those invited are children?
Is the archery mentioned in the hadiths restricted to bows only, or does it include modern weapons like rifles? And does learning archery in the present day fall under the scope of these hadiths?
What is the ruling on subscribing to home sports channels to avoid frequenting coffee shops?
What is the ruling on leaving electronic devices with a teenage son when the parents know that he uses them to watch anime series containing intellectual and moral deviations, especially given that preventing him from doing so might push him to watch them through other means outside the home?
Is it permissible to practice martial arts that involve punching with gloves?
What is the Shar'i ruling on practicing judo, which includes the ritual of placing the palms of the hands together and bowing the head forward in a manner resembling prostration, knowing that it is part of Japanese pagan rituals?
Does the prohibition of games involving dice disappear if dice are completely dispensed with during play?