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شرعی مسئلہ
خوبصورتی کے لیے چہرے کی سر جری کروانا کیسا ؟
صرف سنی یا اہلسنت والجماعت حضرات کے لئے
خوبصورتی کے لیے چہرے کی سر جری کروانا کیسا ؟
صرف سنی یا اہلسنت والجماعت حضرات کے لئے
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It is not Haram to have a cosmetic surgery, as longest as its necessary, and will improve your quality of life. Remember, we are not talking about unnecessary nose-jobs or parts enlargements. We talking about serious body and facial defects, during creation or as a result of accidents.
Islam is merciful beyond imagination.
Islam is merciful beyond imagination.
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As of my little knowledge, Islamic Sharia law views cosmetic surgery for beauty in a nuanced manner. In general, cosmetic surgery is permissible in Islam as long as it is done for a legitimate reason and does not harm the body or violate any Islamic principles.
If the reason for the surgery is to improve a person's self-esteem, self-confidence, or to address a physical abnormality, such as a birth defect or injury, then it is generally considered permissible in Islam. However, if the purpose of the surgery is solely for vanity or to conform to societal beauty standards, then it may not be considered permissible.
Furthermore, Islamic law prohibits any form of harm or damage to the body, and cosmetic surgery must be performed by a qualified and experienced medical professional in a safe and sterile environment. The decision to undergo cosmetic surgery should be made after careful consideration and consultation with a qualified doctor, and with the intention of improving one's overall health and well-being.
In summary, cosmetic surgery for beauty is generally considered permissible in Islamic Sharia as long as it is done for a legitimate reason, does not harm the body, and is performed by a qualified and experienced medical professional.
If the reason for the surgery is to improve a person's self-esteem, self-confidence, or to address a physical abnormality, such as a birth defect or injury, then it is generally considered permissible in Islam. However, if the purpose of the surgery is solely for vanity or to conform to societal beauty standards, then it may not be considered permissible.
Furthermore, Islamic law prohibits any form of harm or damage to the body, and cosmetic surgery must be performed by a qualified and experienced medical professional in a safe and sterile environment. The decision to undergo cosmetic surgery should be made after careful consideration and consultation with a qualified doctor, and with the intention of improving one's overall health and well-being.
In summary, cosmetic surgery for beauty is generally considered permissible in Islamic Sharia as long as it is done for a legitimate reason, does not harm the body, and is performed by a qualified and experienced medical professional.