Is shia yoga haram?

"Shia Yoga" is not a widely recognized or established term, and there seems to be little to no information about it specifically. However, if the term refers to a form of yoga practiced by Shia Muslims, the same principles would apply as with any form of yoga within Islam.

The permissibility of yoga in Islam, whether for Sunni or Shia Muslims, depends on the content and purpose of the practice. If the yoga practice focuses on physical exercises, stretching, breathing techniques, and relaxation without incorporating religious rituals or beliefs that contradict Islamic teachings, it is generally considered permissible. 

If, however, "Shia Yoga" or any other form of yoga incorporates religious elements from other faiths, such as chanting, mantras, or spiritual practices that conflict with Islamic beliefs, it might be considered problematic or even haram.

As with any practice, it's important to approach it with the right intention and ensure it aligns with Islamic principles. Consulting a knowledgeable religious scholar, particularly one familiar with Shia jurisprudence, can provide specific guidance on this matter.