Do Cats Have 9 Lives in Islam? 
Ancient Egyptians believed cats had multiple lives
The Ancient Egyptians revered cats, and their sun god, Ra, was often called the “Supreme Tomcat.” A legend says that Ra appeared as a gigantic cat fighting darkness in the form of a serpent. Similarly, the Book of the Dead compares the cat to the sun, and Egyptians believed that the cat would guide them to the afterlife.
In the 1200s, Mamluk sultan al-Zahir Baybars endowed a garden for cats, where they could find everything they needed. Several generations later, the garden was destroyed and rebuilt, but the sultan’s endowment was still honored.
Prophet Mohammed’s favorite feline was Muezza
The cat of Prophet Mohammed, known as Muezza, was revered by the Prophet. It is said that the cat saved Muhammad from a snake bite. One day, Muhammad was in his home and found Muezza asleep on his robe. The Prophet woke him up and stroked the cat, which saved Muhammad seven lives. Islam teaches that cats are sacred animals and mistreating them is considered a transgression.
Muezza was the prophet’s favorite cat, and his devotion to her was well-known. When a call to prayer rang across town, the Prophet reached for his prayer robe and found Muezza curled up on the sleeve. Upon realizing this, the Prophet motioned to his servant, who promptly brought scissors. Prophet Mohammed cut the sleeve off the robe, leaving Muezza alone on the sleeve.
Dogs are considered dirty in islam
Dogs are traditionally considered dirty animals. They carry diseases and can cause a void ablution. It’s therefore important for Muslims to keep dogs well groomed and up to date with their shots. In addition, humans should not abuse their dogs. Islam recognizes dogs as sacred animals and requires them to be cared for properly. Dog owners should prepare a clean environment and provide heat for their dogs.
While the Quran does not mention dogs, Muslim tradition does, and many Islamic laws are based on Islamic tradition. Some scholars believe dogs are ritually unclean. Prophet Muhammad ordered most dogs to be killed, and the Prophet had specifically ordered that dogs of a particular color be killed. According to Islam, this is an example of the prophet’s authority.
Taking good care of cats is a part of Islamic culture
Muslims believe that taking care of cats brings good luck and blessings to a home. They believe that keeping a cat is an act of piety and can help a person gain favour with Allah. The Prophet Muhammad also believed in this belief and practiced taking care of animals, including cats.
Islamic culture has a long history of treating cats with love and respect. Cats are even mentioned in the Qur’an. The Qur’an mentions cats as guardians and members of the family. The Prophet Mohammed was especially attached to his cat Muezza. He would rather cut off his clothing than wake the animal, but he still cherished Muezza.
In many Muslim countries, cats are regarded as sacred companions. It is considered sinful to harm a cat. According to Islamic belief, cats have a place in paradise. In Muslim-majority nations, cats are commonly found roaming the streets and collecting food. The community understands the value of caring for these animals, and thus takes steps to keep them healthy and happy.
It’s a toy in islam
According to Islamic tradition, cats are not to be abused. In fact, the Prophet Muhammad was fond of them. He even said that love for cats is a sign of faith. During the Uhud campaign, the Prophet adopted a black-and-white Abyssinian cat and named it Muezza.
However, scholars differ in their opinion regarding the permissibility of playing with toys in the form of animals. Some scholars have prohibited the practice of playing with animals, while others have permitted it under certain conditions. In some cases, children are allowed to play with animals in their natural form, such as dolls.