This article was co-authored by Belal Elkadri and by wikiHow staff writer, Marcus Pruitt, BS. Belal Elkadri is an Islamic education expert and motivational speaker based in Detroit, Michigan. Belal is passionate about challenging the stigmas plaguing the Muslim community and bridging the gap through education, and ahs worked in the non-profit space for over 10 years. As a community outreach coordinator with The Family Youth Institute, Belal helped inform Imams across the nation on a variety of research, including issues involving youth, addiction, elderly care, parenting, and mental health. He has hosted numerous webinars to honor the Prophet Muhammad in coordination with Celebrate Mercy. He has also led multiple classes on the Sabr App, a guided meditation app for Muslims, and developed courses to help the spiritual and mental health of Muslims. His work with the Muslim Enrichment Project has helped connect new converts with local mosques in addition to providing reverts with Islamic education. Belal also encouraged mosques across the nation to accommodate the special needs community as the certification manager with MUHSEN.
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In Islam, some things sit in a grey area when it comes to whether or not they’re haram (forbidden). Fortnite sits in that grey area—there's no specific rule about Fortnite being forbidden, but many Muslims still consider it haram because of its violent content. In this article, we explain why Fortnite is often considered haram, whether or not wagering on Fortnite games and playing other shooting games is haram, and more, all with the help of Islam education expert and motivational speaker Belal Elkadri.
Is Fornite haram in Islam?
Fortnite is typically considered haram (forbidden) in the Islamic community because of the violent nature of the game. While Fortnite itself isn’t explicitly forbidden, it features many violent and immoral acts (shooting, harming others, gambling, etc.), making it haram by association.
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- ↑ https://quran.com/al-maidah/90-91
- ↑ Belal Elkadri. Islam Education Expert & Motivational Speaker. Expert Interview
- ↑ Belal Elkadri. Islam Education Expert & Motivational Speaker. Expert Interview
- ↑ Belal Elkadri. Islam Education Expert & Motivational Speaker. Expert Interview




