Scalp Micropigmentation Is Haram or Halal?

Scalp Micropigmentation Is Haram or Halal?

There is often a question of whether scalp micro pigmentation is haram?

The basic question regarding the of SMPas a tattoo and whether it is permanent. Clients have generally advised that since SMP restores what you once had, rather than acting as a modification it is understood to be permissible.

Restoration rather than alteration

Changing the creation of Allah is haram. A traditional

tattoo alters what was once there, where SMP seeks to restore it. The opinions of different Iman’s and online scholars often differ. This, from IslamWeb:

Concerning tattooing, one should not resort to it unless

there is no other alternative for treatment and provided that what is to be treated by it is harmful or deforming one’s appearance; in which case, there is no objection to using it in treating deformity, Allah willing, because necessities make permissible what is prohibited.

European Council for Fatwa and Research Ruling

I am looking to seek a ruling on whether SCALP MICROPIGMENTATION (SMP) is permissible in Islam.

SMP stands for Scalp Micro Pigmentation. It is a method of

depositing pigment into the dermal layer of the skin on the scalp, which replicates hair follicles. When viewed from a few inches or further away, the pigment dots appear as hair follicles. Here are some facts provided by some SMP clinics I inquired with:

 SMP will have no effect on the ability for the skin to

absorb water (i.e. for wudhu) or release water as sweat.

The main difference between a tattoo and SMP is that SMP is semi-permanent and uses a completely natural pigment. It uses specialist pigments created for the scalp only, not tattoo ink.

Touch-ups are usually performed 1-2 times per year as it is not permanent.

There is nothing wrong for you do that because it is

considered as a treatment of ailment. Especially if the treatment is temporary.

It is mentioned in a Hadeeth, that Imaam Abu Dawood

collected in his book with a ‘good’ chain about Arfaja bin Sa’ad that his nose was injured during the battle of Kilaab in days of Jaahiliyyah. He used a silver brace to repair his nose and still had problems, so the Prophet (peace be upon him) ordered him to use gold instead.

Baldness is like any other ailment. It is allowed for you to

use any treatment to cure it whether that is colouring or hair planting. It is similar to treating burns with permissible treatment.

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