Modern images of recreation and their legal provisions in the context of Muslim law
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Abstract
Rest plays an important role in human life. It is a natural need of a person at the level of spirit and body, who has been made so by Almighty Allah. All people – young and old, men and women – try to enjoy their holidays by choosing a suitable type of recreation for themselves. In the modern world, there are different spaces for recreation. The author examines them, correlating them with the norms of Sharia.
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Rajabov Y.M. Modern images of recreation and their legal provisions in the context of Muslim law // Bulletin of the Bolgar Islamic Academy, 2024, no. 2 (6), pp.14–24.
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5. Mohammed Adel Khattab. Recreational activity and its programs. Cairo, 1962. (in Arabic)
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7. Nahda Abdel Zaid Al-Daylami. Volleyball. Najaf Al-Ashraf, 2011. (in Arabic)
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9. Arabic language complex in Cairo, intermediate lexicon. Egypt, 1431 АН. (in Arabic)
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11. Abu Assem Al-Shehat Shaaban Mahmoud Abdel Kader Al-Barkati al-Masri. Loyalty and innocence in Islam. Dar Al-Dawaa alIslamiya, 2012. (in Arabic)
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