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**SiM7W2zi** · 08-08-2012, 04:09 AM

^ This in my opinion is the strongest argument against it, it seems belly piercings are likely to cause inflammations and infections, I'll just quote a couple of things from random articles online:

^ This alone greatly supports the Fatwa of Tahreem.

Well in that case then ....there should be a fatwa against junk food too since it's bad for health.

What I'm saying brother is...unless there's a clear nas of something being haraam, scholars cannot just make things haraam willy nilly.

Let us remember, this is one of the reasons why Allah was displeased with Bani Israel...they gave themselves the power to declare things halaal and haraam....and they made a lot of good stuff haraam.

It is no joking matter ...these scholars will be asked about it on yammul qiyamah.

08-08-2012, 04:09 AM	#33
SiM7W2zi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 558 Senior Member	^ This in my opinion is the strongest argument against it, it seems belly piercings are likely to cause inflammations and infections, I'll just quote a couple of things from random articles online: ^ This alone greatly supports the Fatwa of Tahreem. Well in that case then ....there should be a fatwa against junk food too since it's bad for health. What I'm saying brother is...unless there's a clear nas of something being haraam, scholars cannot just make things haraam willy nilly. Let us remember, this is one of the reasons why Allah was displeased with Bani Israel...they gave themselves the power to declare things halaal and haraam....and they made a lot of good stuff haraam. It is no joking matter ...these scholars will be asked about it on yammul qiyamah.
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