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Islamic sources on humour. [edit] Laughter, fun, and joking are permissible in Islam provided guidelines from the Quran and hadith are followed. For humour to be in accordance with Islam, the joke should not be blasphemous and should be within the limits of adab (manners). [ 1 ]
18 maj 2018 · Beberapa kisah humor dan canda Rasulullah shalallahu ‘alaihi wa sallam (SAW) selalu menjadi inspirasi yang sehat, cerdas, positif dan menyegarkan. Meskipun seorang Nabi, beliau tetap bercanda dan memiliki humor sebagaimana manusia pada umumnya.
Tidak diragukan lagi bahwa humor itu ada dalam khasanah agama islam. Kisah Nabi dan para sahabatnya menunjukan bahwa humor dan anekdot itu ada, yang secara eksplisit muncul dalam konteks al-Quran dan hadits. Islam tidak pernah melarang tertawa, bahkan berusaha mengelola dan membatasi tertawa sebagai sebuah bentuk kebahagiaan saja, bukan
We trust that this collection of timely essays on Muslims and humour in Islamicate and Western contexts, albeit not exhaustive, will close a significant knowledge gap in the existing literature by offering both fresh theoretical perspectives and original examples of humour practices.
Scholarly attempts at revealing humour in the Qur’an are mainly deemed unsuccessful, with some scholars explicitly discouraging any attempt to find jocularity in the central Islamic text. 5 However, given the place of the Qur’an in Islam and in the daily lives of numerous Muslims, the text’s noticeable reticence, or at best ambiguous ...
The first is zuhd, which developed into mysticism. The second is the development of Islamic law and the establishment of the schools of Islamic law. Some scholars, such as al-Ghazālī who belonged to the two worlds of Sufism and jurisprudence, influenced Muslim perspectives on humour.
13 paź 2022 · Introduction. If humour is a universal human attribute, then why is there no apparent consensus among Muslims about the permissibility of humour? The Qur’an confirms that it is God who gifted humankind with the ability to laugh. ‘It is He who makes [one] laugh and weep, and it is He who causes death and brings life’ (53:43).
