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In your opinion is pro wrestling & boxing Haram in islam?

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    luthador_sucks
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    May, peace and blessings and mercy of Allah(SWT) be upon you all.
    Well is it? In boxing Mohammad Ali used to take his shirt off and wear shorts and play. So If I wrestle as a pro, will Allah/god put me in hell for eternity? Now, before replying, plz I beg you reply politely in a nice manner, esp those who are progressive/free minded(most of you guys in this forum), and those who are conservatives or wana be radicals then Please do not reply elektro. giveup

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      Wakas
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      I recommend sites such as www.studyquran.org

      All information is correct to the best of my knowledge only and thus should not be taken as a fact. One should always seek knowledge and verify for themselves when possible: 17:36, 20:114, 35:28, 49:6, 58:11.

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        luthador_sucks
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        I recommend sites such as www.studyquran.org

        I looked at quran through quran-islam.org and what can i find in the site u mentioned.

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          anthonywallace
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          May, peace and blessings and mercy of Allah(SWT) be upon you all.
          Well is it? In boxing Mohammad Ali used to take his shirt off and wear shorts and play. So If I wrestle as a pro, will Allah/god put me in hell for eternity? Now, before replying, plz I beg you reply politely in a nice manner, esp those who are progressive/free minded(most of you guys in this forum), and those who are conservatives or wana be radicals then Please do not reply elektro. giveup

          Peace,

          Build up all that you can of streanth and might for the rejecters...( training/ wrestling ect...) so that you may instill fear with it towards Gods enemy and your enemy and others besides them that you dont know. But God knows them...

          And keep covered your private parts...

          And He knows the work you do...And there are some who have mixed good work with bad; perhaps God will pardon them. He is the Pardoner, the merciful.

          Thus I do not find it forbidden for one to dress apropriate for their traing, job.ect....

          The men are to cover from their waist to the knees...

          and a woman should put their shawls over their cleavage and leanthen upon themselves their outer garment...

          He has made cloths for you to alleviate your sin...So my advice to you is to just be modest. And lower your gaze and keep covered your private parts.

          So go get um tiger! And do not agress, God does not like the agressors... And be strong and brave; as God has commanded you. And do not be weak. jedi And fight in the cause of God.

          peace

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            Dotty
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            The men are to cover from their waist to the knees...

            and a woman should put their shawls over their cleavage and leanthen upon themselves their outer garment...

            Salaam AW,

            I know where you got this dress code for women (2431)... but where did you get this dress code for men?

            Peace

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              anthonywallace
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              Salam,

              I do not find forbidden for a man to cover his chest.

              The Quran tells him to cover his private parts ( genitls ). It dosent say anything aboud a man should cover his chest to and lenthen upon himself his garment ect...

              And according to somewere in Torah the lenth to keep covered is from the waise to the kneez of shorts.

              And the Quran tells the woman to put her shawl over her cleavage and leanthen upon themselves their outer garments so that they dont be recongnized and harmed.

              peace

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                luthador_sucks
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                Salam,

                I do not find forbidden for a man to cover his chest.

                The Quran tells him to cover his private parts ( genitls ). It dosent say anything aboud a man should cover his chest to and lenthen upon himself his garment ect...

                And according to somewere in Torah the lenth to keep covered is from the waise to the kneez of shorts.

                And the Quran tells the woman to put her shawl over her cleavage and leanthen upon themselves their outer garments so that they dont be recongnized and harmed.

                peace

                All men cover their genitials

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                  anthonywallace
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                  All men cover their genitials

                  thats good.

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                    luthador_sucks
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                    why is that scottish dude behaving in such a rude way?

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                      Dotty
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                      And according to somewere in Torah the lenth to keep covered is from the waise to the kneez of shorts.

                      You are saying from memory then... no verses?

                      Peace

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                        Dotty
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                        why is that scottish dude behaving in such a rude way?

                        There must be some misunderstanding here. I have not seen Wakas be rude to anyone. group

                        Peace

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                          anthonywallace
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                          You are saying from memory then... no verses?

                          Peace

                          2430 Tell the believing men to lower their gaze and keep covered their private parts, for that is purer for them. God is fully aware of what you do.

                          This only says keep the private parts covered...

                          Far as the verse from Torah, il have to find it...But I know its there or somethin similar to it...

                          peace

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                            Al_Araf
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                            salam. i reccomend people read quran first then ask questions.

                            allah is the teacher.

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                              Lost_Philosopher
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                              Maybe it because im from the west, but I find it really hard to think that something like boxing would be prohibited. I think that if both sides agree to the fight and condtitions, its absolutely acceptable smash another mans face in. To get paid to do it, thats awesome.

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                                Dotty
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                                Yeah, because it's obvious that someone has not read the Quran when they ask a question. whatever

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                                  Lost_Philosopher
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                                  Another thing, again probably becuase im form the west, but I think this is kind of true about most of the muslim world. I think you guys try to explain too much.

                                  Consulting the quran about boxing? I dont think the quran was designed as a book that would dictate how to live every second of a persons life.

                                  Someone asks a question like this, then they're mocked? Its starting to remind me of the website where someone seriously asked "In Which direction should we urinate?" and someone gave a serious answer.

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                                    Ahmad_Bilal
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                                    And according to somewere in Torah the lenth to keep covered is from the waise to the kneez of shorts.

                                    Peace,

                                    You are mistaken, brother. This guidance for men's clothing is in the ahaadeeth and sunnah, not in the reading. This is man-made guidance. According to the reading, the best form of dress is being clothed in righteousness...

                                    Consulting the quran about boxing? I dont think the quran was designed as a book that would dictate how to live every second of a persons life.

                                    Someone asks a question like this, then they're mocked? Its starting to remind me of the website where someone seriously asked "In Which direction should we urinate?" and someone gave a serious answer.

                                    This is based on the ahaadeeth and sunnah interpretation of the matters. Those books give extreme detail into every part of a submitter's life (according to their schools of thought), including how to eat and drink, how to urinate and defecate, how to sleep, and many other factors that are not mentioned in the reading.

                                    Peace,

                                    Ahmad

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                                      foralgerian
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                                      Peace,

                                      I'm very sorry to tell you this , but this question should never be asked at all. Cloths are part of cultures, traditions,functions, work and positions.
                                      you're not going to the moon, wearing a Djelaba!
                                      Why choose Boxing or Wrestling? why not to question all the sports for that matter and then again, you're are going backward!
                                      The most important thing to know is that God knows what your heart conceal, so no matter what cloths you wear or not it wont buy you a ticket to heaven. You have to earn it with your work.

                                      Peace.

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                                        Lost_Philosopher
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                                        This is based on the ahaadeeth and sunnah interpretation of the matters. Those books give extreme detail into every part of a submitter's life (according to their schools of thought), including how to eat and drink, how to urinate and defecate, how to sleep, and many other factors that are not mentioned in the reading.

                                        I know what it is, and Im saying this website is starting to reflect that.

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                                          Alen
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                                          Peace,
                                          Respectfully.

                                          I've heard many boxers get brain damage and some of them even become more hostile in life and towards all people. So, yeah, boxing is sinful because you are beaten in your head, brain is damaged and it changes you.

                                          God knows best.
                                          Peace.

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