Is shisha/hookah haraam?
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Is driving good for the environment?
Is using a cellphone/mobile good for our brains?
Is eating out good for us? Snacking?
Most things have their pros and cons.
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I'd say don't drive if you can walk, cause it's a short distance and you have time. But it's up to you.2 keep cellphone usage to a minimum, but there is no good alternative when you don't have access to a landline
3 eating out is enjoyable, but in moderation
I like your list, everything has its pros and cons, but they differ from one individual to another. Some people are just more health conscious and others, and that's their choice.
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Well I can really, simple stuff. It just seems a lot of trouble just to cook for one.
If you ever use cooking oil, try using it on your Cars.
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Hey John are you spying on us just wondring. hmm confused
I wonder why you said that hmm
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This is a HUUUUGE misconception. The average smoker starts in his/her teens years. It starts by maybe 1 pack a week or 1 pack every 2 weeks. This might not seem very unhealthy, but the first symptoms start (e.g. worse sense of taste, asthma, need to catch for air more frequently during exercise/worse fitness). Then, after that, the addiction kicks in (and I am talking about smoking less than a pack per day).
There is arsenic (rat poison), tar (used for road-building) and over 4,000 other chemicals in a cigarette. This is absolutely NO comparison to candy/sugar.
Also, you are missing the fact that smoking is highly addictive, so there is no "oh, I'll smoke a pack today, then I'll take a break from cigs for all of next week, then smoke another pack, then take a break..." - It is highly addictive and very unhealthy, to say the least.
Another thing that I'd like to point out is that there is a physical AND a psychological addiction to smoking cigarettes, yet for shisha its mostly/always only psychological.
Average smoker =/= all smokers. I am not disagreeing with what you are saying. I am just saying we consume things on a daily basis, similar to cigarettes.
Like I said, chain smoking is not recommended. There are similar ingredients in our snacks (e.g. petroleum in Twinkies). I would say sugar is at least as addictive.