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Making Hand Signs Which Represent Or Used To Represent Polytheism?
Nowdays alot of people make hand signs or just it’s a casual thing to do without the intention to represent any religion
Would it be consider shirk
I have researched and almost every hand gesture is the sign of some religion such as some are from Christianity or Buddhism and so on .what should I do
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Making Hand Signs Which Represent Or Used To Represent Polytheism?
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If a sign or gesture is no longer associated with its origin, there is no harm in adopting it. If it does, then a Muslim has to avoid it.
For example, the names of weekdays come from a polytheistic origin, but it makes no difference now.
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I see, but if the intention is not abt the sign for its origin but is normally is handy gesture for a person’s himself ,
Bcz almost every gesture has a polytheistic image
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If a sign is still being used by polytheists as their religious symbol, a Muslim, despite having no intention to associate it with that religion, needs to avoid it.
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I see, jazakallah sir
There’s a sign which is use for two purposes
One is for Christianity
And one purpose is abt it’s the symbol of infinity,,
So if a thing has two purpose what should be done?
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Such as the animated is the one used for infinity the second is used for Christianity
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Then you have room to use it.
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I see are u saying that if one thing have two meanings and someone is not using for the shirk intention than it’s ok,
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yes
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