Is Practicing Yoga Permissible In Islam – Shaykh Yahya Ibrahim
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The speaker discusses the practice of yoga congress and its negative implications for Islam. They explain that the movement is a result of the body's desire to avoid physical presence and draw closer to spiritual experiences. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of avoiding underpinning beliefs and the importance of theology in achieving spiritual enlightenment.AI Generated Transcript ©
is the practice of yoga permissible considering I do understand that there are underlying underpinning movements and beliefs that related to other faith practices and traditions that are opposite to Islam.
Alhamdulillah wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam with bad yoga as a form of worship, which is done in a spiritual sense where you are seeking a form of enlightenment, and to draw closer with statements of your chakras and ci and, and other things of that nature, which I don't have really great detail about, if it is with that study. And it's being done in a seminary, and it's done with that purpose. And it's not just a form of Pilates exercise and yoga exercise, but actually have the theology that is attached to it, it is better to avoid it. As for the movements themselves, and the stretching that is involved without the theology without
the practice, then it is a movement of the body that is acceptable. I do want you to pay particular attention of where you do you receive your training from, because a lot of the places do have an underpinning theology, and they do have particular chants that means just sound as movements of air to you, but in fact, they have meaningful statements within the theology and beliefs and summoning of Spirits Within other faith traditions. Subscribe to this channel, share this video and click on the bell icon so that you can be notified with every new video at faith. Thank you