Can I watch movies with nudity for a class?
Muslims should avoid nude or sexual scenes even in films set for class. You can usually skip those scenes and ask your teacher for alternatives.
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Everyday habits, manners, hobbies, pets and the small sunnahs of daily life. Short, honest answers for new Muslims.
Muslims should avoid nude or sexual scenes even in films set for class. You can usually skip those scenes and ask your teacher for alternatives.
Truth or dare isn't haram in itself, but it becomes haram when truths expose sins or gossip and dares involve touching, danger or mockery.
A Muslim student should treat teachers with respect, gratitude and good manners, Muslim or not. Adab in class, thanks, and disagreeing politely.
Yes, Muslims can play golf. It's a healthy, lawful sport; just avoid betting on holes, cover your awrah, skip the clubhouse drinks and pray on time.
Can Muslims keep a trophy shaped like a person? Scholars differ; many allow it with care, or remove the head. Cups and medals are fine.
Only briefly: if you leave your mosque spot for wudu you can reclaim it, but reserving places early with bags or mats goes against etiquette.
No, WWE isn't haram just because it's scripted; it's like acting. The real concerns are outfits, crude talk, glorified violence and time.
No, fencing is not haram. It's a safe, skill-based combat sport, and Islam values weapon training. Here's what to know about the face, kit and salute.
No, having your back to the Quran by accident isn't disrespectful. Respect is about intention; avoiding dismissive gestures is good manners.
Yes, wearing white is a sunnah for men, but not required. The Prophet praised white clothes yet also wore red and green; any modest colour is fine.
Yes, Muslim men can wear graphic T-shirts if the design is clean: no swearing, alcohol, indecency, other faiths' symbols or Quran verses.
No, injuring someone by accident in sport is not a sin in Islam. Allah forgives honest mistakes, but reckless play and deliberate harm are different.