4 SIMPLE Reasons Why Music is Haram for Muslims

[@agboolahameedah1883]

Yes! Listening to music could be so hard to stop especially when you live in an environment where playing music is their daily habit. May Allah guide us to right path, aameen.

[@raiseyourdeen]

It’s hard growing up in the west, ameen!

[@IslamicKnowledge_61]

brother i wana tell you something jazakullah for explaining why but that thing is you should not be putting those inapropriate womens and words and things. for example you put alot of singers for exmaple background videos where there are women not wearing the hijab and most of there awrah exposd so i know u cant change it but be careful

[@m.arcell.a]

Does this go for ALL music? How about music with positive lyrics?

[@raiseyourdeen]

Instruments are generally haram as per the Prophet’s Hadith. You can sing with positive lyrics/vocals and the Daf drum is also permitted.

[@startlearningquran4565]

May Allah save us all from every action which takes us away from Him SWT. Ameen

[@hameedkatoor7469]

Ameen ya Allah

[@raiseyourdeen]

Ameen!

[@mariyamalayla]

jazallah khayr brother i love the fact that you are talking about such important topics without worrying about others opinions. nowadays people have become so sentive, they say that music isnt haram,

[@raiseyourdeen]

its sad that many muslims love the pleasures of the world too much to give them up for their akhirah

[@misssimmi2]

These days unfortunately with tik tok and Instagram etc, people can't seem to upload anything without music added in. I've tried to politely tell people ( those that I know) privately and politely but I'm not kidding, they've jumped down my throat as if I've asked them to stop breathing! May Allah guide and protect us!

[@raiseyourdeen]

This is very true. Even I have fallen into this trap at times and had to be reminded. It is just so normalised now that calling it haram seems extreme.

[@azizadil709]

Illogical video let me break down each of your points one by one - Sure there are some songs which can have bad lyrics but that simply depends on what you listen to, there is so many nice feel-good, peaceful songs, love songs, sad songs, instrumentals? Would you say that promotes drugs? In the same sense, we can talk to someone and they speak to us in bad words, we should just ban speaking because potentially you might hear the wrong thing? - everything is addictive when not in moderation e.g. food, water, soft drinks, our phones, should we stop using everything else and ban it? - influencing your emotions? there's nothing wrong with getting a groove on and motivating you, that's such a restrictive and narrow-minded way of thinking, I feel bad for you if you continue to put yourself through it Ultimately like a sheep you're saying "Allah must know best so we should just do it", there's literally no logical reasoning behind it... if there is, tell me and I'll listen

[@Bohemian-Rhapsody]

Music is the same as alcohol. 😂 How can a doctor who likely sees many patients of domestic abuse compare music to alcohol? They have nothing in common. I agree that today's music is full of filth and hatred. But could you honestly say that anyone, Muslim or non-Muslim who is listening to Louis Armstrong's song what a wonderful world for example could go on to become an evil person or lose touch with their faith because they listened to an uplifting song that celebrates all humans regardless of their religion?

[@raiseyourdeen]

They are both addictive in nature, and both influence your emotions. That was my point.