Tanam Bulu Mata, Menyambung Rambut & Sulam Alis dalam Islam - Ning Imaz I Suara Muslimah

Key Concepts:

• Eyelash extension (tanam bulu mata)
• Hair extension (menyambung rambut)
• Eyebrow embroidery (sulam alis)
• Tattoo (tato)
• Filler (filler)
• Silicone injection (menyuntikkan silikon)
• Hyaluronic acid injection (menyuntikkan hialuronat acid)
• Changing God's creation (mengubah ciptaan Allah)
• Ablution (wudhu)
• Major ablution (mandi besar)
• Impurity (najis)

Eyelash Extension (Tanam Bulu Mata)

• Definition: Eyelash extension involves applying glue and additional lashes to natural eyelashes to make them appear longer and more curled.
• Islamic Perspective: According to Islamic teachings, eyelash extension is categorized as a form of hair extension, which is prohibited (haram).
• Hadith: The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) cursed women who perform hair extensions and those who assist them, as well as those who sharpen teeth, get tattoos, pluck eyebrows, or create gaps in their teeth for beautification, as these actions involve altering God's creation.
• Application: The process involves using eyelash glue to attach additional lashes.
• Duration: Eyelash extensions can last for about one month (four weeks) before they naturally fall off.
• Reason for Prohibition: The prohibition stems from the fact that it is considered a form of hair extension, which is forbidden in Islam.
• Impact on Ablution (Wudhu): Eyelash extensions invalidate ablution because the glue prevents water from reaching the original eyelashes, thus hindering the proper washing of the face during ablution.

Eyebrow Embroidery (Sulam Alis)

• Definition: Eyebrow embroidery is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure similar to tattooing.
• Islamic Perspective: It is considered a form of tattooing, which is also prohibited (haram).
• Application: The application process is similar to that of a tattoo.
• Duration: Although semi-permanent, the ink can fade over time.
• Reason for Prohibition: It falls under the category of tattooing, which is forbidden in Islam.
• Impact on Ablution (Wudhu) and Major Ablution (Mandi Besar): Eyebrow embroidery invalidates ablution and major ablution because the ink penetrates the skin and mixes with blood, creating an impure (najis) substance that prevents the ritual purity required for prayer and other religious acts.

Fillers (Filler)

• Definition: Fillers involve injecting substances into the body to enhance certain features, such as making the nose appear sharper or the lips appear fuller.
• Types of Fillers:
  • Silicone Injection: Injecting silicone into the body.
  • Hyaluronic Acid Injection: Injecting hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally found in the body that can create a plumping effect.
• Islamic Perspective: Both types of fillers are not permissible because they are considered alterations to God's creation.

Impact on Ritual Purity (Ablution and Major Ablution)

• Eyelash Extension and Ablution: Eyelash extensions invalidate ablution because the glue prevents water from reaching the original eyelashes.
• Eyebrow Embroidery and Ablution/Major Ablution: Eyebrow embroidery invalidates both ablution and major ablution because the ink mixes with blood, creating an impure substance that prevents ritual purity.

Conclusion

The video discusses the Islamic perspective on various cosmetic procedures, including eyelash extensions, eyebrow embroidery, and fillers. It emphasizes that procedures considered as hair extensions, tattoos, or alterations to God's creation are prohibited (haram) in Islam. Additionally, procedures that prevent water from reaching the skin during ablution (wudhu) or major ablution (mandi besar) render these rituals invalid. The key takeaway is that Muslims should be mindful of the religious implications of cosmetic procedures and avoid those that contradict Islamic teachings.