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Friday 1 Dhul Qa'dah 1446 / 30 April 2025
Allah Ta'aala says in Qur'aan:
 "Undoubtedly, the one who purified it (the soul) has succeeded. And the one who soiled it
(the soul) has certainly failed."
(Surah Shams, verse 9-10)


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QUESTION AND ANSWER
Q: Is it permissible to pierce your tongue?

A. Piercing the tongue is sinful, because it is not an Islamic practice, rather a custom borrowed from the non-Muslims, but it does not fall under the category of major sins. Doing this is, therefore, akin to committing a Makrooh Tahreemi act. For this one should make Taubah. The position of these types of sins (i.e. Makrooh Tahreemi, which is close to Haraam) is that if one’s good deeds are more, then these sins are automatically wiped out. If not, then these lesser sins will all weigh against one on the Day of Judgment. Punishment depends on what Allah Ta’aala decides. If something is sinful, big or small, the duty of every good Muslim is to abstain there from.
Q: Can a male tie his hair in a ponytail if it's shoulder length and it keeps going over his face?

A: This is not permissible because it resembles the hair of a female, and the hadith prohibits a male from imitating a female as mentioned in Saheehul-Bukhari. If the hair is long, apply oil and comb it regularly to keep it in place, or comb all the hair back, which resembles the sunnah
.

And Allah Ta'aala knows best. 

Questions answered by Ulama of http://www.alfarouq.co.za




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