Is it haram for men to wear necklaces, rings or earrings?

as well whilst we were on the note of yasser here was a video there's a question about i think it's the male fashion question it says uh are fade haircuts allowed and is wearing chain necklaces and rings haram for men which is why i am not saying it is haram i'm gonna say the least that can be said is that you're opening up a door that is better to be shut at this stage and i would not want uh men to start wearing jewelry that is still

somewhat effeminate the necklace in the earring and it's reminding him of the of the gentler sex [Laughter] i genuinely don't understand these people who say that a necklace or there this is it's that's a snippet from his reply

his in his reply he goes on to say that i do recognize that in some parts of the world like i don't know why he says this he says in north africa men wear necklaces there it's masculine but he says in america it's still 50 50. it's not clear whether it's effeminate or not i think shaykh is just hanging around too many gay bars

because when men wear it generally it's very clear there's nothing effeminate about it i mean i don't know what he's on about he's like you know it makes them effeminate a cha cha cha cha it makes it how does it you know the shocking thing is wearing a frock like how you know the arab thobe today wearing a frog putting kahal in your eyes which a lot of the religious folk do

and walking around in sandals with [Laughter] how is that not effeminate then you know if anything you know if you had a choice between saying well you know a guy with an uh a fade hiccup and a guy with a necklace or you've got a guy in a frock and sandals and we're in gohan i mean if anything you would think well you know i mean you know if i had to pick

[Laughter] i'd probably pick the frock and the eyeliner as trying to be effeminate rather than saying a necklace for god's sake men have always wore necklaces men have always for thousands of years wore earrings in some cultures more than others so i don't see why men have always worn bracelets even in the prophet's time why would the quran be enticing us about the afterlife in the imagery saying or that people in jannah having assa with having bracelets

you hellona that the men will be wearing bracelets of gold if unless it was a concept that men could relate to otherwise that would be like telling men oh yeah in general you can wear high heels made out of gold i mean most men would be thinking like you know with that okay you've got high heels for of gold

and you're like um [Laughter] something else this is uh [Laughter] so that's exactly so why would the quran say unless they could identify with it so the fact that they could identify

it's crazy and this is my point when yasser adi was saying and this is a recent video is released so if he just said a couple of hours before in his video and he released them i think or a day apart or something saying i'm a very academic person j smith and all these people are not academic i do everything academically thoroughly and then he makes such a dumb response by saying you know these things are still really kind of effeminate you know and he says well look i don't see politicians or ceos wearing earrings

so uh you know islam uh prides itself on nobility yeah but i you see i want to say something if that's the case why is it that you see you are taking your standards you're taking your standards of nobility and dignity from the middle class of the western world why are your etiquettes of what is dignified coming from that to an elitist western capitalistic culture of like what is you know like because you could go you could say what about the

uh yogis of the east you know you're not going to look to them you're not looking to the yogis and the swamis or the sun uh you know these kind of sadhu-sans of the east you're looking at ceos the example he gives is a ceo of a uh of a you know huge company wouldn't generally wear an earring and you think well but what's islam got to do with that you know it's like islam the ceo of a company you know wouldn't be muslim anyway so what what

does the the example you're giving or he said these prime ministers of these countries wouldn't wear uh so i i find that incredibly fascinating that when it suits you these ceos and politicians and parliamentarians all of a sudden become the benchmark of islamic etiquette and adap and and then when it comes to your other things uh oh no tattoos or when it comes to other things it's haram so if these ceos do say certain things are fine you'll say yeah but what do they know they're not muslim

so why are they why is middle class or upper middle class kind of western culture all of a sudden the benchmark for islamic values i'm not against you know western upper middle class culture but i'm trying to say what what how does it dictate islam to us sure it's a propriety issue i get that you know i'm not saying turn up to your meeting in bermuda shorts you know i'm not saying that every place has its propriety and i get that that's fine you can say that but why are you placing islamic values on just what ceos would do and nowadays

a lot of ceos are hip anyway some of them they do you know some of these millionaire people do try to come out with all this kind of stuff so yeah so i find it very hypocritical that's all i find it very you know the double standards that these uh these kind of this is why you know it annoys me when i below it says stuff like this like all of a sudden the double standards in it but yeah so