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Is Dancing A Sin?

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    drfazl
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    Why should you forget Allah in order to dance?

    When I remember Allah, I fear my short comings and my impurity that I believe not in Him totally without associating something, some one etc. I am just saying what I am and my posting is my true self.It is not even exchange of ideas.

    Why not be happy Allah exists, is there, is real and we are his creation, his worshippers? In fact, otherwise unhappy people like very much to dance. That is something nobody can take from them. Dance and sing, and rejoice in a ray of sun, in a drop of rain, in a touch of breeze... Why grudge what is joyful and caresses the body and the soul? Is not Allah al Wadud, al Latif arrahman arrahim, al badi3...? Should we be tearful because this world is a test. Which of His wonders should we deny? For which of His bounties should we not jump with joy, not be grateful. Surely bedridden people and those who suffer more and much more than the average should have others' compassion and consideration, but how being mournful can make their burden lighter? Even bedridden people can smile and laugh, and even in wheelchair people can dance...

    Salaam

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      Elke
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      So tremble or dance?

      why not "tremble dance" http//jeb.biologists.org/cgi/reprint/206/13/2111.pdf

      The article shows that dancing has an important social impact

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        ImamQuranonly
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        As salaamu Alaikum all,

        What about

        2431
        Transliteration Waqul lilmu/minati yaghdudna min absarihinna wayahfathna furoojahunna wala yubdeena zeenatahunna illa ma thahara minha walyadribna bikhumurihinna AAala juyoobihinna wala yubdeena zeenatahunna illa libuAAoolatihinna aw aba-ihinna aw aba-i buAAoolatihinna aw abna-ihinna aw abna-i buAAoolatihinna aw ikhwanihinna aw banee ikhwanihinna aw banee akhawatihinna aw nisa-ihinna aw ma malakat aymanuhunna awi alttabiAAeena ghayri olee al-irbati mina alrrijali awi alttifli allatheena lam yathharoo AAala AAawrati alnnisa-i wala yadribna bi-arjulihinna liyuAAlama ma yukhfeena min zeenatihinna watooboo ila Allahi jameeAAan ayyuha almu/minoona laAAallakum tuflihoona
        Literal And say to the believers they (F) lower/humble from their eye sights, and they (F) protect/safe keep from their genital parts between their legs, and they do not show their decoration/beauty except what appeared/is visible from it, and they hold in place/sew (E) with their head covers/covers on their collar opening in clothes/chests , and they do not show their decoration/beauty except to their husbands, or their fathers, or their husband's fathers (fathers in-law), or their sons, or their husband's sons (step- sons), or their brothers, or their brother's sons (nephews), or their sisters' sons (nephews), or their women, or what their right (hands) owned/possessed (i.e. care-giers under contract), or the followers/servants (those) not (owners) of need/desire/intelligence and resourcefulness (without a sexual drive) from the men or the child/children (the very old or very young), those who did not see and know of on the women's shameful genital parts , and they (F) do not beat/strike with their (F) feet to be known what they (F) hide from their decoration/beauty , and repent to God all together , oh you the believers, maybe/perhaps you succeed/win.

        I wonder if that has any indications towards dancing, and if so, why only to women? Your comments from a Quranic point of view would be appreciated.

        As Salaamu Alaikum, peace

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          Alen
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          It is not advisable to ascertain if something is Halal of Haram beyond the scope of the Quran. Your asking such questions can be a test for some beleivers. BEWARE! Seek God as Guide not those of us here. I would advise you to rephrase questions in the format of obtaining support from the belivers as to the location of the Quranic verses that give evidence in reference to the specific topic studying.
          And ask your Lord to increase you in knowledge.
          May the Lord forgive all of the beelivers.
          YTV

          Salam,
          Respectfully.

          You're right, i absolutely agree. Thank you for reminding me. I was merely asking others to see what they think, i was not asking in order to follow them - humans. Just to see their views.

          No offence.

          I do ask my Lord to install peace in my heart, to increase me in knowledge, to give me lots of good health and lots of patience.

          May The Exalted God The Most Merciful guide us all and gives us strentght to survive this life and guide us to Paradise.

          Peace.

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            farida
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            As salaamu Alaikum all,

            What about

            [As Salaamu Alaikum, peace

            Salaam to all

            wala yadribna bi-arjulihinna liyuAAlama ma yukhfeena min zeenatihinna watooboo ila Allahi jameeAAan ayyuha almu/minoona laAAallakum tuflihoona

            and they (F) do not beat/strike with their (F) feet to be known what they (F) hide from their decoration/beauty
            Or is it about going in high heels?
            Sorryofftopic

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              YahTayVoleem
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              As salaamu Alaikum all,

              What about

              2431
              Transliteration Waqul lilmu/minati yaghdudna min absarihinna wayahfathna furoojahunna wala yubdeena zeenatahunna illa ma thahara minha walyadribna bikhumurihinna AAala juyoobihinna wala yubdeena zeenatahunna illa libuAAoolatihinna aw aba-ihinna aw aba-i buAAoolatihinna aw abna-ihinna aw abna-i buAAoolatihinna aw ikhwanihinna aw banee ikhwanihinna aw banee akhawatihinna aw nisa-ihinna aw ma malakat aymanuhunna awi alttabiAAeena ghayri olee al-irbati mina alrrijali awi alttifli allatheena lam yathharoo AAala AAawrati alnnisa-i wala yadribna bi-arjulihinna liyuAAlama ma yukhfeena min zeenatihinna watooboo ila Allahi jameeAAan ayyuha almu/minoona laAAallakum tuflihoona
              Literal And say to the believers they (F) lower/humble from their eye sights, and they (F) protect/safe keep from their genital parts between their legs, and they do not show their decoration/beauty except what appeared/is visible from it, and they hold in place/sew (E) with their head covers/covers on their collar opening in clothes/chests , and they do not show their decoration/beauty except to their husbands, or their fathers, or their husband's fathers (fathers in-law), or their sons, or their husband's sons (step- sons), or their brothers, or their brother's sons (nephews), or their sisters' sons (nephews), or their women, or what their right (hands) owned/possessed (i.e. care-giers under contract), or the followers/servants (those) not (owners) of need/desire/intelligence and resourcefulness (without a sexual drive) from the men or the child/children (the very old or very young), those who did not see and know of on the women's shameful genital parts , and they (F) do not beat/strike with their (F) feet to be known what they (F) hide from their decoration/beauty , and repent to God all together , oh you the believers, maybe/perhaps you succeed/win.

              I wonder if that has any indications towards dancing, and if so, why only to women? Your comments from a Quranic point of view would be appreciated.

              As Salaamu Alaikum, peace

              Wa Alaikum Salaam, peace

              These were the exact verses I had in mind. I do not think the particular verse is limited to dancing. I think it is very clear do not ....and they (F) do not beat/strike with their (F) feet to be known what they (F) hide from their decoration/beauty ....

              I think this verse means just what it says..

              so therefore if your form of dance require you to do the above then it wouldnt be advisable to do it in a public place.

              And as far as the knowledge I have which is limited..due humanness..

              Since when is dancing considered "humble"?

              Aren't the belivers supposed to be "humble"?

              If you are indeed humble, why would you want to dance in public thus drawing attention to yourself. thus the exact opposite of humble, right?

              Please give me feedback.

              TYV

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                ImamQuranonly
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                Salaams YahTayVoleem...YTV,

                Some of my thoughts exactly. But why do you think the same isn't addressed to men in ayat 2431? I wonder if anyone has any ideas about it.

                As Salaamu Alaikum, peace

                Wa Alaikum Salaam, peace

                These were the exact verses I had in mind. I do not think the particular verse is limited to dancing. I think it is very clear do not ....and they (F) do not beat/strike with their (F) feet to be known what they (F) hide from their decoration/beauty ....

                I think this verse means just what it says..

                so therefore if your form of dance require you to do the above then it wouldnt be advisable to do it in a public place.

                And as far as the knowledge I have which is limited..due humanness..

                Since when is dancing considered "humble"?

                Aren't the belivers supposed to be "humble"?

                If you are indeed humble, why would you want to dance in public thus drawing attention to yourself. thus the exact opposite of humble, right?

                Please give me feedback.

                TYV

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                  YahTayVoleem
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                  Peace.

                  Allahu Ellem.

                  Answer this

                  When addressing issues regarding men and woman does the quran always address both men and woman, simultaneously? Give examples either way.

                  YTV

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                    ImamQuranonly
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                    As Salaamu alaika YTV,

                    It varies. When addressing certain issues like providing for your spouse, Allah addresses men. When addressing certain issues about clothing, Allah addresses women. When addressing some issues, Allah addresses both. There are many cases of all of these. Sometimes it is clear because of the arabic terms used that denote a man or a woman. Sometimes it is not clear from the arabic because those addressed could be in the plural form, or which the plural for men in many words, also can be used for plural of both men and women. Hence in those situations, only the context of what is being said will tell you if only all men are being addressed, or if both men and women are being addressed. Allahu alim.

                    As Salaamu Alaikum, angel

                    Peace.

                    Allahu Ellem.

                    Answer this

                    When addressing issues regarding men and woman does the quran always address both men and woman, simultaneously? Give examples either way.

                    YTV

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                      Alen
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                      Salam,
                      Respectfully.

                      YTV, i was just trying to get informed about an issue and i got the info, thank you and thank you for the reminder.

                      Yes, we have to be humble all the time and yes we have to think of God all the time, we also have to pray on time and every day, i'm aware of this and very appreciative to God The Most Merciful that He has guided me on the Straight Way.

                      I'm also truly glad i have so many sisters and brothers here who support me.

                      Peace.

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