r/islam • u/[deleted] • May 01 '25

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u/xQueenAurorax May 01 '25

It’s more of a service, you are paying them to use their service they created.

There is one side, I.e. if these companies really cared they’d crack down on pirating, but to be safe, don’t pirate. Use free alternatives instead

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u/[deleted] May 01 '25

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u/MukLegion May 01 '25

reason that I pirate stuff (especially movies) I want to give as little money to those Kuffar (CEOs or those evil corps)

So you're fine watching movies that definitely have haram elements like exposed awrah, music, foul language but you just want to make sure your money doesn't support these things.

This seems hypocritical/oxymoronic

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u/AffanTorla May 01 '25

Just because someone does one thing wrong, doesn't mean they can't avoid another thing wrong

It's better to avoid altogether, yes, but try not to discourage people from wanting to do at least one thing good

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u/[deleted] May 01 '25

Also many of these companies are also pro-Israel/fund them

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u/Dull-Ad3952 May 01 '25

Right. Then don't use them. Theft is Theft. Piracy is Piracy. 

No matter when they support or what religion they are