In principle, this is forbidden as it involves pain and it is a kind of deformation of the creation, so one should not resort to it except for a necessity.

Is piercing haram for men. Body piercing is not allowed in islam, especially, nowadays if it is a trend. Having body piercings done anywhere else besides the ears and nose are impermissible in islam. So, what i am going to do is take into account the arguments made by conservatives on the topic of piercing and provide counter arguments:

Most of the people you listed are impressive in one way or another but from an islamic point of view, womanizing, partying and other unhealthy things for the soul would be considered bad. Regarding chest, arm, and leg hair, we found that scholars consider it permissible for women (always) and most agree that it is not forbidden for men, either. It is also haram for a man to have piercings on any part of his body, because that is imitating women.

Body piercings have become a common trend over the past decade. No believing man wants to be cursed by allah. There are many things that are permissible for women but are forbidden for men, one of those being piercings.

This is only so, as women are given permission to do so from allah. Is it considered as changing the feature created by allah(subh)? It may be that another.

Piercings of any type are haram (forbidden) on men, as adornment by jewellery is only allowed for women. And piercings will be a sort of “imitating” women. Our bodies are a trust (amana) granted to us by allah, and we are ordered to preserve this trust and.

However, scholars unanimously agree that ear piercings are haram for men. For boys and men of all ages, it is haram to get any type of piercing unless it is somehow for a medical reason. For men, it is haram to wear necklaces because it is categorized as feminine.