Re: [IslamCity] Chatting and Internet

2006-06-02 Thread habib





Mufti Ibrahim Desai did NOT forbid chatting or 
Internet as a technology. What he did say is "It is not permissible for 
male or female to speak on the telephone to the opposite gender who is a Ghayr 
Mahram (not prohibited in marriage) freely and without 
necessity."

Please read his fatwa again, before replying to 
him.

None of the following statements of your makes any 
sense...

 noted your below answerthat chatting on 
internet is prohibited 

 I'm totally confuse on it,if 
we should have to avoid themthen the technology of mobile fones and tele 
fones are also prohibited

 these 
things/technologiesshouldn’t be prohibited

... because he did not prohibit the technology. He 
prohibited communication with the opposite gender without a need. 
Regardlesswhether the communication uses modern technlogy or performed the 
old fashon direct way.

Was-salam.

-habib.


  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Ali Rizwan 
  To: eGroup For Muslims Around The 
  World 
  Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 9:32 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [IslamCity] Chatting and 
  Internet
  
  Asslam-u-alikum!!! 
  
  
  Respected Mufti Ibrahim 
  Desai Sb, noted your below answerthat chatting on internet is prohibited 
  but I need to ask something to you that both chatter can't see each other and 
  can'texpress the exact feelings although it is possible through wording 
  and other animation effects but still both are behind the screen, then how it 
  could be prohibited unless they don't talk beyond the confines. If I have a 
  male/female friend in overseas and I don't have any other source to contact 
  with him/her except the chatting and I do chat in a very sophisticated 
  mannersjust to discuss routine matters and just to knowing each others 
  then what it should be consider whether wrong or right. and whereas the 
  animation effects (smiley/sad/cheer/weeping/clapping etc) are just to state 
  the feelings and those are not the actual pictures and nobody is even 
  worshiping(NAUZ BI LLAH)them. So even they are 
  bad/prohibited...
  
  I'm totally confuse on 
  it,if we should have to avoid themthen the technology of mobile 
  fones and tele fones are also prohibited to use as we mostly send text 
  messages to our friends (male/female) around the clock, means is this also 
  prohibited 
  
  I believe (sorry to say 
  I'm not going to challenge your knowledge, as you are my senior and I respect 
  you more than a common man) these things/technologiesshouldn’t be 
  prohibited, the way we use that should be stopped. We have to change the way 
  we are using these scientific innovated products. Asour 
  God(Almighty Allah) blessed us a brain and we are the only creators of 
  HIS which have the greatest rank in HISall creation,and HE 
  alsogave us power to innovate new things and sense to use/utilization 
  ofthose thingsSo, its better that we should have to follow the right 
  way instead to ignoring the things.As I believe God made two ways for 
  each and single track, now its totally up to us which one we 
  follow
  
  Sir, please amend me if 
  I'm wrong in any point! Looking forward for your kind response! 
  
  
  
  Allah Hafiz, 
  Ali Rizwan[EMAIL PROTECTED], 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
As chatting on the Internet 
is becoming evermore popular for muslims when socialisng with friends and 
relatives instead of using the telephone
, a trend has been emerging 
that people have been giving a blind eye to. Ask anybody who chats on the 
internet regularly and they will tell you that sometimes it is difficult to 
transfer your _expression_ to your chatting buddy, so a smiley face (as they 
are known) are concatenated to the sentence to show the writers 
mood.

  
  
Answer 15883

  2005-10-07

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  

  Chatting on the internet is similar to 
  speaking on the telephone. It is not permissible for male or female to 
  speak on the telephone to the opposite gender who is a Ghayr Mahram (not 
  prohibited in marriage) freely and without necessity. If there is a 
  genuine need which is valid in Shari’ah, then members of the opposite 
  gender may speak through the telephone with modesty and confine the 
  discussion to the need. To speak freely and beyond necessity is a 
  sin. The same rule applies for chatting on the internet. No person should 
  decide him/herself what is a valid reason in Shari’ah to speak on the 
  phone or chat on the internet. Many people have their own interpretations 
  of genuine need which is not acceptable in Shari’ah. We are aware of many 
  such people who have caused ruin to their lives especially by chatting on 
  the internet with the oppos

Re: [IslamCity] Chatting and Internet

2006-06-01 Thread Ali Rizwan



Asslam-u-alikum!!! Respected Mufti Ibrahim Desai Sb, noted your below answerthat chatting on internet is prohibited but I need to ask something to you that both chatter can't see each other and can'texpress the exact feelings although it is possible through wording and other animation effects but still both are behind the screen, then how it could be prohibited unless they don't talk beyond the confines. If I have a male/female friend in overseas and I don't have any other source to contact with him/her except the chatting and I do chat in a very sophisticated mannersjust to discuss routine matters and just to knowing each others then what it should be consider
 whether wrong or right. and whereas the animation effects (smiley/sad/cheer/weeping/clapping etc) are just to state the feelings and those are not the actual pictures and nobody is even worshiping(NAUZ BI LLAH)them. So even they are bad/prohibited...I'm totally confuse on it,if we should have to avoid themthen the technology of mobile fones and tele fones are also prohibited to use as we mostly send text messages to our friends (male/female) around the clock, means is this also prohibited I believe (sorry to say I'm not going to challenge your knowledge, as you are my senior and I respect you more than a
 common man) these things/technologiesshouldn’t be prohibited, the way we use that should be stopped. We have to change the way we are using these scientific innovated products. Asour God(Almighty Allah) blessed us a brain and we are the only creators of HIS which have the greatest rank in HISall creation,and HE alsogave us power to innovate new things and sense to use/utilization ofthose thingsSo, its better that we should have to follow the right way instead to ignoring the things.As I believe God made two ways for each and single track, now its totally up to us which one we followSir, please amend me if I'm wrong in any point! Looking forward for your kind response!   Allah Hafiz,   Ali Rizwan[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:As chatting on the Internet is becoming evermore popular for muslims when socialisng with friends and relatives instead of using the telephone  , a trend has been emerging that people have been giving a blind eye to. Ask anybody who chats on the internet regularly and they will tell you that sometimes it is difficult to transfer your _expression_ to your chatting buddy, so a smiley face (as they are known) are concatenated to the sentence to show the writers mood.Answer 158832005-10-07   
 Chatting on the internet is similar to speaking on the telephone. It is not permissible for male or female to speak on the telephone to the opposite gender who is a Ghayr Mahram (not
 prohibited in marriage) freely and without necessity. If there is a genuine need which is valid in Shari’ah, then members of the opposite gender may speak through the telephone with modesty and confine the discussion to the need. To speak freely and beyond necessity is a sin. The same rule applies for chatting on the internet. No person should decide him/herself what is a valid reason in Shari’ah to speak on the phone or chat on the internet. Many people have their own interpretations of genuine need which is not acceptable in Shari’ah. We are aware of many such people who have caused ruin to their lives especially by chatting on the internet with the opposite gender. The _expression_ of smiley faces and sad faces through internet chatting falls in the category of drawing pictures of animate objects which is prohibited. As an alternative, one may express his/her happiness and sadness in words. and Allah Ta'ala Knows Best Mufti Ebrahim
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[IslamCity] Chatting and Internet

2006-05-23 Thread adil naveed



As chatting on the Internet is becoming evermore popular for muslims when socialisng with friends and relatives instead of using the telephone  , a trend has been emerging that people have been giving a blind eye to. Ask anybody who chats on the internet regularly and they will tell you that sometimes it is difficult to transfer your _expression_ to your chatting buddy, so a smiley face (as they are known) are concatenated to the sentence to show the writers mood.Answer 158832005-10-07Chatting on the internet is similar to speaking on the telephone. It is not permissible for male or female to speak on the telephone to the opposite gender who is a Ghayr Mahram (not prohibited in marriage) freely and without necessity. If there is a genuine need which is valid in Shari’ah, then members of the opposite gender may speak through the telephone with modesty and confine the discussion to the need. To speak freely and beyond necessity is a sin. The same rule
 applies for chatting on the internet. No person should decide him/herself what is a valid reason in Shari’ah to speak on the phone or chat on the internet. Many people have their own interpretations of genuine need which is not acceptable in Shari’ah. We are aware of many such people who have caused ruin to their lives especially by chatting on the internet with the opposite gender. The _expression_ of smiley faces and sad faces through internet chatting falls in the category of drawing pictures of animate objects which is prohibited. As an alternative, one may express his/her happiness and sadness in words. and Allah Ta'ala Knows Best Mufti Ebrahim Desai
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{And who is better in speech than he who [says: My Lord is Allah (believes in His Oneness), and then stands straight (acts upon His Order), and] invites (men) to Allah's (Islamic Monotheism), and does righteous deeds, and says: I am one of the Muslims.} (Holy Quran-41:33)
 
The prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: By Allah, if Allah guides one person by you, it is better for you than the best types of camels. [al-Bukhaaree, Muslim] 

The prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) also said, Whoever calls to guidance will have a reward similar to the reward of the one who follows him, without the reward of either of them being lessened at all. [Muslim, Ahmad, Aboo Daawood, an-Nasaa'ee, at-Tirmidhee, Ibn Maajah] 
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[IslamCity] CHATTING ON INTERNET/USING SMILEY OR SAD FACE GRAPHICS

2006-04-18 Thread Saba Khan
Question:
As chatting on the Internet is becoming evermore
popular for muslims when socialisng with friends and
relatives instead of using the telephone, a trend has
been emerging that people have been giving a blind eye
to. Ask anybody who chats on the internet regularly
and they will tell you that sometimes it is difficult
to transfer your expression to your chatting buddy, so
a smiley face (as they are known) are concatenated to
the sentence to show the writers mood.

Answer 15883 2005-10-07
   
Chatting on the internet is similar to speaking on the
telephone. It is not permissible for male or female to
speak on the telephone to the opposite gender who is a
Ghayr Mahram (not prohibited in marriage) freely and
without necessity. If there is a genuine need which is
valid in Shari’ah, then members of the opposite gender
may speak through the telephone with modesty and
confine the discussion to the need. 

To speak freely and beyond necessity is a sin. The
same rule applies for chatting on the internet. No
person should decide him/herself what is a valid
reason in Shari’ah to speak on the phone or chat on
the internet. Many people have their own
interpretations of genuine need which is not
acceptable in Shari’ah. We are aware of many such
people who have caused ruin to their lives especially
by chatting on the internet with the opposite gender.
The expression of smiley faces and sad faces through
internet chatting falls in the category of drawing
pictures of animate objects which is prohibited. As an
alternative, one may express his/her happiness and
sadness in words. 

and Allah Ta'ala Knows Best 

Mufti Ebrahim Desai



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(i.e. with the Divine Inspiration and the Qur'an) and fair preaching, and argue 
with them in a way that is better. Truly, your Lord knows best who has gone 
astray from His Path, and He is the Best Aware of those who are guided.} (Holy 
Quran-16:125)

{And who is better in speech than he who [says: My Lord is Allah (believes in 
His Oneness), and then stands straight (acts upon His Order), and] invites 
(men) to Allah's (Islamic Monotheism), and does righteous deeds, and says: I 
am one of the Muslims.} (Holy Quran-41:33)
 
The prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: By Allah, if 
Allah guides one person by you, it is better for you than the best types of 
camels. [al-Bukhaaree, Muslim] 

The prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)  also said, Whoever 
calls to guidance will have a reward similar to the reward of the one who 
follows him, without the reward of either of them being lessened at all. 
[Muslim, Ahmad, Aboo Daawood, an-Nasaa'ee, at-Tirmidhee, Ibn Maajah] 
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