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Sports in the Islamic Perspective - Al-Shia The Scientific and Cultural Website of Shia belief Sports in the Islamic Perspective 2024-05-26 1436 Views Islam and sport Before the advent of Islam, various physical activities such as horse riding, archery, and wrestling were prominent among various civilizations. The religion of Islam gives special attention to both the spiritual and the physical well-being of its adherents.

That is to say, in the same way, great emphasis has been placed on the spiritual needs of human beings, their physical needs are as well not being underrated. Contents Benefits of Sports Islamic Regulations on Sports Forbidden Sports in Islam Ways to Promote Sports among the Youth Conclusion: References The historical relationship between Islam and sports dates back to the early days of the Islamic civilization, which places a strong emphasis on physical well-being as part of overall health.

Different kinds of sporting activities such as wrestling, jogging, archery, camel and horse racing were noticed among the early Muslims [1] .

The Holy Prophet (peace be upon him and his household) said: “Everything that is not a remembrance of God is an amusement and play, except for four things: a man playing and joking with his wife, training a man his horse, a man walking between two targets [walking and running] and teaching swimming [2] .” Today, the historical legacy of Islam and sports is evident in the diverse range of sporting activities practiced by Muslims around the world.

From traditional sports such as camel racing and falconry to modern sports like soccer, basketball, and cricket, the influence of Islam on sporting culture remains significant. Martyr Dr.

Pāknejād writes about the importance of walking from the point of view of Islam: “Islam considers walking to be in the same status as eating, for eating is considered necessary for survival, and physical culture (exercise) is considered a necessity for life [3] .” Benefits of Sports Sports offer a wide range of benefits for individuals, communities, and society as a whole.

Overall, the benefits of sports extend beyond the physical realm, encompassing mental, emotional, social, and economic dimensions. Meanwhile, here are some of the key benefits: 1. Physical Health: Health is the greatest divine blessing which must be appreciated and properly taken care of.