Q: What does Islam say about indoor games like mobile games, video games, etc. I am doing a job and busy in it. I want to play games because I dont have any other entertainment but my wife stops me. We dont have TV so I get bored. I think that its better to play games instead of going out and getting involved in bad things. Please guide us.
Q: Is it permissible to learn kung fu for fitness, self defence and other legal extreme purposes, without reciting any thing, only to learn that art (strictly with out any chants etc.) Could you please tell me? If not then with what niyyat we can learn these kind of things like yoga, exercises (strictly without any chanting for only permissible and clear intention).
Q: Is it permissible to make an Islamic word game app or a simple word game app?
Q: It is this time of the year when a few bicycle races take place. E.g. Argus, Tour Durban, etc. Many Muslim people with big beards etc. take part in these. It is done with thousands of people all scantily dressed. Some so called pious Muslims claim it is exercise and that they lower their gaze. Allah Ta’ala knows best how they avoid accidents like that.
1. Is it permissible to take part in a cycle race?
2. On a weekly basis to cycle as a group, early in the morning, along a similar route, would that be permissible?
Q: Is cycling permissible in deen?
Q: I would like to know if playing card tricks just as a hobby is allowed in Islam?
Q: Is archery a sunnat practice for both men and women?
Q: Please provide with proofs why it is haraam to do bungee jumping?
Q: Is it permissible to play racing games, shooting games and other similar games on the computer, playstation, phone, etc? These games can be quite expensive, and due to their addictive nature, they consume a lot of time.
Q: Can a Muslim practice something called 'qigong' with the right aqaaid and intentions? It is supposed be a form of energy work that can benefit you in health that is from china.