iS gAnJA HaRam ??

[shaz_]

salaam
ramadan kareem

ok since its the mnth of ramadan
i wanna be all good , and hope 2 stick 2 it.
is cigg(ganja) haraam ??
i believe its makru , jus like eating chingri maach (shrimps)

i believe ganja, cigg. , sheesha, hashish are all the same, from an islamic perspective. and theres no way we can justify their consumption, as they all intocicate us, harm us, and are addictive (except for ganja and sheesha).
so will some1 plz tell me if its haram or makru ???
i really need 2 know !!
allah hafiz
jazak allah khaer

p.s. correct me if i ;m wrong

[Fahi]

Originally posted by shaz_
salaam
ramadan kareem

ok since its the mnth of ramadan
i wanna be all good , and hope 2 stick 2 it.
is cigg(ganja) haraam ??
i believe its makru , jus like eating chingri maach (shrimps)

i believe ganja, cigg. , sheesha, hashish are all the same, from an islamic perspective. and theres no way we can justify their consumption, as they all intocicate us, harm us, and are addictive (except for ganja and sheesha).
so will some1 plz tell me if its haram or makru ???
i really need 2 know !!
allah hafiz
jazak allah khaer

p.s. correct me if i ;m wrong

Cigg is mokru not haram. Ganja is a form of drug therefore thats haram.
Basically anything that you get addicted to is forbidden in Islam.

[Abdullah_Ibn_Hussain]

Cigarette Smoking Is it Haraam (unlawful) in Islaam ?

Many Muslims regard smoking as Mukruh [Disliked] by the Shariah but not forbidden [Haraam]. And whenever advice is given in this regard they choose to ignore it. Though people know the evil effects of smoking, it seems that Satan wants them to keep on wasting their money and burning their chests.

Certainly, Cigarettes were not present during the lifetime of the Prophet Muhammed (saw), however rulings with regards to similar substances are present in the two Revelations: the Quran and the authentic Sunnah.

As a rule, the Quran forbids every thing that is evil. As Allah says: “He (the Prophet Muhammed) allows them all that is good and lawful, and prohibits them as unlawful all that is evil.” [Surah al-Ar’af, Ayah 157]

Evil manifests itself in things, deeds, beliefs, persons, foods, drinks, etc. So, If it is proved that smoking is among the evil, this is in itself enough for the Believers to realize that smoking is forbidden, in the light of the above stated verse of Surah al-Ar’af.

1. Smoking is a Killer: It causes diseases like lung cancer, tuberculosis and heart diseases (just to mention a few). And we know that Allah forbids us from killing ourselves. As He says: “And do not kill yourselves. Surely, Allah is Most Merciful to you. And whoever commits that through aggression and injustice, We shall cast him into the Fire and that is easy for Allah” [Surah an-Nisa, Ayah 29]

Allah also says: “And do not throw yourselves into destruction.” [Surah al-Baqarah, Ayah 195]

2. Smoking burns wealth: And Allah says: “But spend not wastefully (your wealth) in the manner of a spendthrift. Verily spendthrifts are brothers of the devils.” [Surah al-Israa, Ayah 26-27]

Do we not see the Muslims who smoke? Those who hold on to every penny, only to burn all of it in cigerettes! …. Subhaan Allah, along with their chests, waste on top of waste.

3. Smoking causes the spread of evil: Since smoking in evil, Muslims who smoke should remember that they set a bad example on others and invite to sin and disobedience to Allah, when they smoke openly and therefore encourage others.

4. Smoking effects worship: Many smokers dislike fasting and sitting in Islaamic study circles, because they constantly crave cigarettes. The smoker is an addict, both physically and psychologically.

5. Smoking makes the smoker smell bad: Everything that a smoker comes in contact with smell of cigarettes; His car, clothes, home, etc. Therefore, when a smoker prays in congregation he hurts his fellow humans with his smell as well as the angels, as the Messenger of Allah said: “Whoever has eaten from such greens as garlic, onions or leek should keep away from our mosque. Truly, the angels are harmed by what harms the offspring of Aadam.” [Sahih al-Bukhari]

The above points constitute clear evidence that smoking is evil, and is therefore Haraam (unlawful). If a Muslim is under any kind of stress, then he must turn to Allaah for help. Even medical science has rejected outright, the myth that smoking calms the nerves. What we know for sure, is that the rememberence of Allah is healing, as Allah says: “Verily in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find tranquility.” [Surah ar-Raad, Ayah 28]

So when the urge for smoking arises, resort to the Quran and strive to comply with Allaah’s commandments.
“Those who strive hard in Our Cause, We will surely guide them to Our Paths.”

[Surah al-Ankabut, Ayah 69]

[shaz_]

salaam
thank u very much
allah hafiz