اسئلة عن الالعاب

Summary

The transcript discusses Islamic rulings on various types of games and activities. It covers a range of topics, such as the permissibility of playing chess, boxing, video games, and games involving luck or chance. The speaker refers to the views of different scholars, with some activities deemed permissible, others discouraged, and some outright prohibited based on Islamic teachings. Topics like the use of time, the potential for gambling, and maintaining faith while engaging in leisure activities are highlighted, offering insights into the Islamic perspective on entertainment and leisure.

Takeaways

• 😀 The ruling on playing chess varies: some scholars deem it prohibited due to time-wasting and mental fatigue, while others consider it disliked (makruh).
• 😀 Boxing is generally considered impermissible because it involves hitting the face, which the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) prohibited.
• 😀 Playing with dice or games like dominoes is seen as either disliked or prohibited, due to associations with gambling and the hadith that equates it to touching pig flesh.
• 😀 Video games are allowed if they don't involve music or distractions from religious duties, though some scholars still consider them disliked.
• 😀 Magic or occult-related games are strictly prohibited, as they involve practices of sorcery which are forbidden in Islam.
• 😀 Children’s games, such as 'dahhal', are generally permissible as long as there’s no financial gain or harm involved.
• 😀 Playing 'pubg' is not allowed if it involves inappropriate interaction with women or music, based on scholars' views.
• 😀 It's permissible to love non-Muslim players for their skills, not for their religion or beliefs.
• 😀 Gambling or games that require paying money for a chance at winning are considered impermissible (maysir) as they involve elements of chance and gambling.
• 😀 The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) advised against wasting time, money, or indulging in excessive talk, stressing the importance of value in one's actions and expenditures.
• 😀 It is permissible for children to play with toys, including those made from wool or fabric, as long as the play does not involve anything harmful.

Q & A

What is the ruling on playing chess in Islam?

The ruling on playing chess varies. Some scholars allow it, while Ibn Taymiyyah considered it disliked (makruh) because it wastes time and occupies the mind with pointless activity.

Why is boxing prohibited in Islam?

Boxing is prohibited because it involves striking the face, which the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) forbade. Physical harm caused by striking the face is seen as harmful and against Islamic principles of preserving health.

What is the ruling on playing card games like poker or blackjack?

Some scholars say playing card games is disliked because it may foster enmity between people and wastes time. However, other scholars might consider these games permissible as long as they do not involve gambling or unethical behavior.

What is the ruling on playing video games like PlayStation in Islam?

Video games, such as those played on PlayStation, are allowed if they do not involve distracting music or lead to neglecting religious duties. However, some scholars consider these games disliked if they distract from prayer or involve inappropriate content.

What is the ruling on magic-related or trick games?

Games involving magic or sorcery are prohibited in Islam, as they are considered harmful and deceitful. If the game is simply a playful trick without any harm, it may be permissible, but any game linked to magic is forbidden.

Why is playing dice games like 'nard' prohibited?

Playing with dice is prohibited in Islam, as the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) compared it to engaging with impure substances. The game is seen as a form of gambling, which is also forbidden.

Are children's games allowed in Islam?

Children's games are generally allowed as long as they are simple, non-harmful, and do not distract from religious obligations. Aisha (RA) is reported to have played with dolls, which is considered permissible for children.

What is the ruling on martial arts like karate in Islam?

Martial arts like karate may be impermissible if they involve causing significant harm, such as breaking bones. Additionally, excessive reverence towards instructors (such as bowing) could be problematic, as such gestures are reserved for Allah.

What is the ruling on online games like PUBG in Islam?

Online games like PUBG are considered impermissible if they involve inappropriate content, such as chatting with women or including music. These elements are seen as morally harmful and a distraction from religious duties.

What is the ruling on luck-based games or gambling in Islam?

Any game based on luck, especially those involving betting money or risk (maysir), is prohibited in Islam because it involves gambling, which is explicitly forbidden.

Is playing games in a mosque permissible?

The general principle is that mosques should be reserved for worship and not for recreational activities. However, some scholars have allowed for occasional light games, such as during Eid celebrations, to strengthen community bonds.

Is it permissible to spend money on online games or virtual goods in Islam?

Spending excessive money on online games or virtual goods is discouraged, as it is considered a waste of wealth. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) advised against wasting money, and the concept of spending wealth on meaningless activities is frowned upon.