Is it haram to wear tampons?

Answer: Tampons are not haram in Islam. There is no sin for using tampons during your menstruation period. But some Muslim sisters may choose not to use them based on cultural taboos around the use of tampons.

What is the most Haram thing in Islam?

The religious term haram, based on the Quran, is applied to:

• Actions, such as cursing, fornication, murder, and disrespecting your parents.
• Policies, such as riba (usury, interest).
• Certain food and drink, such as pork and alcohol.

Is there a stigma against using tampons in the Islamic community?

The stigma against using tampons is just one example of how taboo is it to have open discussions about women’s bodies and sexuality within the Islamic community. It is going to take a lot of effort from the entire community to help tackle these centuries-old myths and notions.

Are tampons for ‘bad women’?

Some get bloated, others don’t. Some crave pizza, others want ice cream or chocolate. Many ladies prefer to use sanitary napkins while others opt for tampons. However, in some Muslim communities, it’s an unspoken rule that “proper” Muslim girls don’t use tampons because tampons are for “bad women.”

What is haram in Islam?

Haram is an Arabic term which means forbidden. Haram means that avoiding things that are not allowed in hadith and Quran. Hadith means the sayings of the Holy prophet (PBUH) of Muslims. And Quran is the book of Allah (Muslim’s god). Acts which are forbidden in Islam are not to be done no matter how good your intention is or what is your purpose.

Do you prefer pads or tampons?

Everyone has their preference, some prefer pads, others tampons, particularly our sisters who participate in sports, especially swimming and gymnastics. One of the most annoying aspects of the cultural stigma surrounding tampons is just how forcefully some people enforce the stigma.