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Islam and Sports (10+ Fatwas)
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Islam, as a comprehensive way of life, covers all aspects of people's lives and considers their natural needs for recreation and refreshment. Some people might misunderstand the Islamic stance on sports, thinking that Islam is indifferent to sports. On the contrary, Islam exhorts people to have strong bodies. Muslims are commanded to be of sound bodies, minds, and morals.
Moreover, many Islamic rituals imply movements that help the body attain physical fitness once they are practiced properly. The rituals of pilgrimage, paying visits to Muslim brothers, visiting the sick, going to and fro the mosque and participating in many social activities are kinds of sport.
This folder, one of the Living Shari`ah 10+ Fatwa series, contains tens of fatwas that tackle the Islamic stance on different types of sports.
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Etiquette and Rulings
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From the time immemorial, people have sought means of physical training and invented all kinds of sports to make their bodies strong, but each to its purposes and conditions…
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Being a Sporting Club's Fan
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There is nothing wrong in supporting clubs so long as no blind fanaticism is involved. As for the Olympic Games and the fierce and blind fanaticism that always accompanies it…
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Playing Karate in Competitions
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Islam sees nothing wrong in learning karate, as it is a method of self-defense. It is also permissible to hold karate contests, on condition that the rules governing such games are observed…
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Hijab and Practicing Sports
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It is necessary for an adult Muslim woman to wear Hijab whenever she is in the presence of non-Mahrams (marriageable men). There is no exception for school, sports, etc…
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