In the Islamic world, it has always been a matter of curiosity whether a subject is halal or haram. With the popularity of the crypto money universe, many comments and ideas have been put forward about whether digital currencies are against Islam or not, and this has led to many discussions on the subject. So much so that while the issue of whether Bitcoin is permissible or not is being discussed more loudly in the Islamic world every day, the issue that has been discussed since the past day has gone beyond cryptocurrencies. Nowadays, the agenda is metaverse…
While Metaverse has gathered the capacity to be the technology of the new world, is Metaverse permissible, which started yesterday on the social media platform Twitter? Nearly 5 thousand tweets have already been posted about the debate… While we are just getting used to the comments of many religious scholars about cryptocurrencies, it is possible to say that now there are many names who oppose the Metaverse universe. So, what does the Diyanet say about Metaverse in the face of all these comments and discussions?
According to Religious Affairs Metaverse…
After receiving many questions about whether cryptocurrencies are permissible in the past period, Diyanet works, “The use of all kinds of money, which is generally accepted as a measure of exchange or value among investors, and which gives confidence to users in terms of its source, is permissible.” he said. Despite the fact that investors or potential investor candidates have not yet reached a consensus on this issue, one of the most frequently asked questions to the Ministry of Religious Affairs is ‘Is there a virtual pilgrimage?’
The first statement on the subject came from Remzi Bircan, General Manager of the Directorate of Religious Affairs, Hajj and Umrah Services, even though it is not an official institution. Remzi Bircan said, “We will visit the Kaaba with Metaverse, but it is not an Islamic act of worship.”
It became the agenda on Twitter: Is Metaverse permissible?
Is metaverse permissible? There is no official answer to his question yet. However, after the ‘Metaverse workshop’ conference held by the AK Party yesterday, the discussions started to be experienced much louder. While some likened the Metaverse universe to Hasan Sabbah’s fake paradise, others shared on their social media accounts that they saw no harm in combining technology and religion and participated in the discussion.
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