Are tattoos allowed in Islam, especially Shia muslims?
Obviously NO!!, Muslims Believe in simplicity. Tattoos are alterations or changes done on one's body for no reason but for trend and fashion which is prohibited in Islam. Islam also educates a Muslim is not supposed to alter the form of appearance which is given by Almighty Allah. Muslims are Happy to be what they are.Thanks!
Are the Lebanon celebrities syiah?
i got the answer: "Her Lebanese father Nadim Antar and an Egyptian mother from Cairo, to a Shia Muslim family" I am only wondering why she appears like whore kafir.
How was Lebanon before it became a Muslim majority country?
Actually a slim “majority” of Muslims would not matter in Lebanese democracy because:Lebanon has a confessional system that preserves the earlier balances.The political alliances are between sects across religions.The Lebanese are still the Lebanese.Lebanon has effectively no majority. Druze and Alawites may have been successful in registering themselves as Muslims under the Ottoman occupation, for reasons of survival, and like many Christians and Jews lived as Muslims at times, but if you really look at their theology, and at their actual society, they are unique.Lebanon is defined by being mixed. The reason it is liberal in some aspects next to other mostly Arabic-speaking countries is not because the fraction of Christians is so high, but because a mixed society allows competition in education, business and ideology and outlets for all sorts of creative pursuits, and protection against excesses.If you compare to other societies that are roughly half-Muslim, like Albania, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Kazakhstan, Abkhazia, and certain sections of Palestine and Israel, you will likewise see that they are relatively open places regardless of the 49.9% vs the supposedly magic 50.0%. (I work with statistics so anything closer to 1/2 than to 0 or 1 is 1/2.)Christians in Lebanon do not form a single bloc and are not necessarily more liberal or Western than Muslims in Lebanon. Religion is only one of may ways to categorise people. The diaspora also matters.