Why should we avoid flying kites?
Although rare, kites and kite flying can be dangerous. Kites should be flown in open areas, away from power lines, roads and people. If your kite gets caught in a power line, leave it! Most kites should not be flown in more than 20 mph. Never fly in rain or lightning. Electricity in clouds is attracted to damp kite lines and you could get hurt. Never fly near power lines.Your kite can do damage to the windows, sidings and roof of a house. If your kite ends up on the roof, you’re going to need a new kite. And never, ever fly near high tension wires. If your kite touches the lines you can be killed by the electricity.
Why are kites not allowed in Islam?
In the case of kites in particular, they should not be in the shape of animate beings or animals or birds, unless the one who is playing with it is a small child, because there is a concession for small children that is not made in the case of adults. In the case of kites in particular, they should not be in the shape of animate beings or animals or birds, unless the one who is playing with it is a small child, because there is a concession for small children that is not made in the case of adults. See also the answer to question no. And Allah knows best.
Is kite banned in Pakistan?
Lawmakers in Pakistan’s Punjab province permanently banned kite flying, with enhanced penalties, to take effect ahead of the Basant festival. The law aims to prevent tragedies associated with the practice, which previously resulted in fatalities from metal or glass-coated strings. Religious scholars in consultation with Lahore police have issued a fatwa, or Islamic edict, declaring kite flying un-Islamic. One-wheeling on a motorbike and aerial firing, other common activities during the Basant celebrations, were also declared un-Islamic.