Saturday, 28 February 2009
Question 1: What are some reasons stated in the article why some people choose to have body art like tattoos or piercing done on parts of their body .
They would want to be different from others and they would want to show people how they feel and also stand out in crowd.Question 2: (a)What are some impressions you would from a person form of a person whose body is covered in tattoo ?
I feel that each and everyone of ask have different mindset of tattoos.For me tattoos are describes as art.It is so fashionable to have tattoos nowadays , so i would think i should respect everyone who has tattoos and not give negative feedback's as i feel that it is not wrong to have tattoos.But if i were to see it as a point of view as an Islam , i would say it is wrong as“Islam explain that excesses in beautifying oneself when it alters the physical features that Allah created him with. The Glorious Qur'an considers such alterations as inspired by Satan, who "...will command them to change what Allah has created.
Tattooing is one of those excesses. The Messenger of Allah is reported to have cursed the tattooer and the tattooed.
Tattooing permanently disfigures the face and other parts of the body with colored pigment and repulsive designs. The pain and agony that the person experiences from the needles piercing skin add to these images. Because of all of this, both the tattooer and the one who is tattooed have been cursed.”(b) Would you consider getting a tattoo in the future ? Why ?
I would not have a tattoo as i have stated above what Allah feel of a person who has a tattoo.What more , i am a Muslim so i should treasure and respect my own religion.Even if i am not a Muslim i would not have a tattoo as it is so fanatic of me to be so driven to the trend and fashion.I feel that people will look down on me when i am in the crowd and the people would likely give negative remarks and it would be hard for me to secure good jobs as the people will feel that i am a bad person from the cover
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