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Thu. Jun. 18, 2009
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Living Shari`ah > Special Pages
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Islam and Art (10+ Fatwas)
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Islam is a way of life. It is also a practical religion that recognizes and considers the natural needs and instincts of humans. People, by virtue of their human nature, need to relax, enjoy the blessings of the worldly life, and spend some time in recreation and entertainment.
Generally speaking, Islam is not in conflict with good art that promotes virtue, morality, decency, and permissible joy. Many people misunderstand Islam's moderate and realistic position on art; therefore, they introduce a distorted image about Islam.
This folder, one of the Living Shari`ah 10+ Fatwas series, contains a wealth of information to help Muslims and non-Muslims know more about Islam's stance on different types of art.
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Singing & Music
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The whole issue of singing and music is controversial. Some issues succeeded to gain the Muslim scholars’ agreement, while others failed. All scholars agree on the prohibition of all forms of singing and music that incites debauchery…
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Watching Television: Not Allowed?
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There is no single authentic text or order which prohibits watching television or looking at pictures as some people believe. Islam does not deprive Muslims from benefiting from good means and tools…
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Drawing Living Creatures
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It is important to keep in mind that today drawing has become a very powerful medium of communication. For this reason, Muslims cannot simply afford to neglect this vital medium of communication…
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Muslim Youth and the Arts
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Islam is a comprehensive religion. It does consist of arts, sciences, economic, politics, culture and so on. It also consists of guidelines and rulings that govern these activities…
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