Is it haram for a Muslim to go to a casino without gambling?

[Mike_25]

As an American, I can appreciate the dilemma of a Muslim torn between faith and curiosity. Casinos are lavish entertainment hubs, not just places to gamble. There are shows, nice restaurants, shopping, bars, and bars with live music too. I can see why it may seem appealing while still wanting to avoid sin.

While gambling is prohibited, enjoying an enjoyable evening out should not be. A Muslim can have a nice meal, see a show, drink non-alcoholic beverages, shop for gifts, get a massage - experience all the ambiance without participating in the raffles or games. Faithfulness is about intent and spirit not just actions. An enjoyable, faith-keeping night at the casino is possible. What do you think?

 

[swift]

I think yeah it's Haram , I think it seems for me that it's actually not approved by the religion , the casino gambling had always had its own negative impact , and I think gambing without precautions could become a problem

 

[ProGambler]

The concept of visiting a casino without gambling can be a topic of debate among Muslim scholars. While gambling is generally considered haram (forbidden) in Islam, some scholars may hold the view that merely entering a casino without engaging in gambling activities is permissible as long as one avoids any involvement in haram activities and maintains a strong level of self-control.

 

[swift]

I think gambling is one opportunity to earn ,but investing with caution is an important thing , you should be understanding the premium and alterior motive when you are gambling to reduce losses