Is everything we're told is forbidden truly forbidden by God?

In this episode, we discuss a range of things commonly considered forbidden in religious and traditional discourse, and we ask a fundamental question: Is their prohibition explicitly stated in the Quran, or did the prohibition stem from human interpretations attributed to religion?

The central idea of ​​this episode is to differentiate between what God has explicitly forbidden and what has been prohibited due to customs, interpretations, or religious tradition, while emphasizing that health or social harm is one thing, and a religious ruling of prohibition is another.

The question I pose at the end is: Do we have the right to prohibit what God has not prohibited?

This episode offers a critical reading of religious tradition from a Quranic perspective and calls for a re-examination and reflection on accepted beliefs rather than accepting them simply because they are widespread.

The ideas presented on this channel are not absolute truths, but rather opinions and interpretations open to criticism and revision. They reflect my own understanding and perspective, and therefore do not necessarily align with the convictions or expectations of others. #Quranists
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