IS MUSIC REALLY HARAM?

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By Abu Bakr Zoud
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[@abubekerashref188]

EVERYONE WHO HASN'T BEEN TESTED AND ISN'T ADDICTED TO MUSIC SHOULD REALLY THANK ALLAH SINCERELY

[@JibreelProductions]

@zaidanzour I mean this video exposed that these opinions don't have backing on the texts, or put differently, the opinion that it is generally haram is the one that is backed up... So it probably is kinda haram indeed... (which is an F to me, but It does make sense in a lot of ways...)

[@swordmaster4448]

@@JibreelProductions its haram indeed, brother sometimes our desire dont like it but its best and good for u from Allah to stay from music. so be patience that Jannah/Heaven brother I SWEAR!!!!! BY THE NAME OF ALLAH MIGHTY 100% WAY BETTER than this Haram Music. indeed music, pig, alchohol,etc its just Test from OUR CREATOR ALLAH for us. ALLAH INDEED KNOWS BETTER than us and dont take Emotions as ur Guidance instead take ALLAH as ur Guidance for u, Because ALLAH is the "GREATEST" we are NOTHING BROTHER!!! NOTHING WITHOUT ALLAH!! Allah doesnt NEED US, WE NEED ALLAH!! and INDEED Allah is the Most Gracious and Most Merciful. ALLAH IS THE "GREATEST"!!

[@honeybee3579]

Seriously brother if you think about how short life is and if you read the hadiths about Jahannam no desire for music will stay.

[@pykechew3763]

I literally haven't listened to music in over 10 days I think. And I'm starting to think it's for no reason.

[@gooddeedsleadto7499]

Listening to music leads to the next step. More music

[@Mariyah1722]

Ever since i turned to listening to Quran recitations only, and asking Allah,'s guidance and trying to be a better muslim, i have automatically developed an aversion to or rather not drawn to music or craving music as i used to. I used to be immersed in it for hours. Same for watching movies and binging on series. I cannot really expain what i feel, only someone who has experienced this can understand what im saying that music has something that slowly takes you away from Imaan and gradually leads you to sin. It always clashes with my mood when i am feeling best in terms of faith, i feel no desire for music. And when i am weak in faith, i do not mind listening to and enjoying music. Definitely, there must be a strong reason why it is not permitted.

[@anisax23]

my mum is the same, alhamdulilah and inshallah Allah will make it easy for me to get there too ❤️

[@tggchat]

It sucks away your focus

[@enmarzz]

I hope i can do this too

[@adriananannea]

Same here. I have aversion and feel like it's a silly and unueseful lost of time. But I have problems with cigarettes. Everyday I try to stop and fail.🥲

[@appu1sundaram]

Alhamdulillah you feel an aversion to music. I am a revert and i have grown up pretty much with music and movies as part of my life. It took me a long time to even realise music and movies are haram as they take us away from Allah. Alhamdulillah now I understand it is haram and stay away from them. But in the place where I live music is played almost in every shop, restaurant. And it reminds me of my childhood and how I enjoyed listening to them. I still haven't developed an aversion to music may be I never will reach that point. But I know it is haram and try my best to stay away from it.

[@astghferseb724]

What led you into Hell Fire? They will say: 'We were not of those who prayed.'” (Qur'an 74:42-43) 🌹Don't forget your five daily prayers 🌹

[@walmartbag6937]

Allah humabarak

[@astghferseb724]

@@walmartbag6937 Amen May Allah ease all of your matters

[@FluffyKittyxx]

Thank you I forgot to pray I'm going to do now tysmm❤

[@astghferseb724]

@@FluffyKittyxx May Allah accept from you😊

[@bikkohoro7315]

I'm a Muslim from Ethiopia that lives in Canada, I play harmonica at the subway stations. I make fair money from it , however, after watching this video has already brought fear of playing music instruments or listening music. Allah eases hardships on all of us 🤲🏿 Aamiin

[@czekielmusic]

I feel you brother, I am a new American Muslim & I have been a professional musician and actor for 10 years. I am having a hard time with this issue & it has not been easy to find halal work since when people look at my resume that is the only skill they are willing to see me having & are not very open-minded. Jazak Allah Khair ya akhi & may it be easy for us to continue serving Him , for He is the All-Knowing & the greatest of deciders

[@turgutkhan6897]

One of the best acts of ibadah that Muslim performs and many overlook is Thinking positively of Allah is meant Allah will respond when offering supplication (du‘aa’); thinking positively that He will accept one’s repentance when repenting; thinking positively that He will forgive when seeking His forgiveness; thinking positively that He will accept good deeds when doing them according to the prescribed conditions, believing strongly that His promise is true and His grace is abundant. "One day your actions will visit you, so don't be surprised when you see them." Your soul is a completed novel, yet you spend your time reading other people & wonder why you still haven’t found yourself. Happiness was asked: where do you live? It replied: in the hearts of those content with Allaah’s decree

[@niyamusfr788]

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[@bocjagne2878]

So true! on the occasion of the naming ceremony of my daughter, my in-laws insisted on the playing music and dancing which I was totally against but I was too weak to stop it but one of my mates stood up right in the middle of the crowd and started preaching that music is haram and forbidden and guess what? They labelled him an extremist, just like the Sheikh said. What's even more sad is that these were Muslims calling him that.

[@dianaadinin3759]

It hard to stop it since they grew n living with it ..even us here also ..it every where it part of traditions..to avoid n to cut removed these tradition is to educate them started from beginning..since in school they never been told history true history why music is Haram..even here .. during my lil brother wedding my dad using qasidah marhaban zikir for entertainment but girls side insisted to bring some music band which hard for us to reject..luck they only using two instrument 🎻 🎷..since my granduncle is the head mufti of the government attend so their won't dare to bring in.we know he won't attend if there music or singing especially dancing on the wedding..he also won't allowed music on any festival wedding etc

[@bocjagne2878]

@@dianaadinin3759 I totally agree with you. Education about why music is haram is what is needed because it seems a lot of Muslims don't know.

[@fayizk4635]

Please try to say astaghfirullah three times after each salah, may Allah forgive your sins, ameen♥️

[@muhsinluttoo3584]

The fact that we are discussing this is a sign in itself! NOW WE KNOW THE END IS NOT NEAR BUT HERE!! keep the ummah in yours duas!

[@jackfloc0]

everytime i listen quran or read i feel so calm

[@DanieleManca1983]

Indeed the notification of this video came to me at the perfect timing too, Allahu Akbar. May the opinion of all the scholars who preached to others that music is permissible be rejected, in shaa Allah.

[@MyCssJourney1]

May Allah send infinite blessings upon Prophet Muhammad(Peace Be Upon Him) and His family and His friends. Ameen sum ameen

[@pii-ali3673]

Subhanallah 💙 music takes you to a fake (feeling) world! A'udu billah.

[@honeybee3579]

And most of people have been deceived into thinking that there is nothing wrong with it. I swear nowdays in any gathering where you say music is haram they look at you like you are crazy...

[@14hmdd]

Jazaakallah Khairan. Very clearly explained

[@noraisaesmail5767]

May Allah swt forgive our sins and accept our good deeds Aameen

[@SwornInvictus]

As a former musician and audio engineer.. it'll be a big sacrifice letting go of it. Though I have faith and also personally understand why it's Haram, the lifestyles of 'artists' have always been debauched in history. Especially today. Music messes with our emotions and destroys inner contentment. It's a gateway to filth. It gets us to shut down our minds and enter trance states where we cannot resist sin as well. It's for the better if we don't engage with it.

[@Mert-fk4yg]

Whats with good music, reminding of allah, that trans state is gold, isnt it?

[@prodfuel]

as a former producer/audio engineer, ameen brotha

[@rokeyakhatun2736]

Y'all have no clue how perfect the timing of this video upload is for me

[@blanket02]

Please tell us

[@thenightcorereaper]

same

[@-yan.]

same here

[@pitbull1996]

Same

[@2Nelly4]

Believe me I know I'm trying so hard to stop this..

[@malaminesarr8739]

MachaAllah one of my favourite preacher Abu bakr Zaoud from Australia.

[@lawrencebrazier4888]

Subhannallah! This most definitely evident in America. One of the hardest fitna based solely because it’s instilled in our culture from day 1.

[@Servant__of__Allah]

Music gives depression, Quran gives peace.

[@isiVideo]

Music nowadays gives depression... by intention! Well said.

[@thecoolnewsguy]

I can't prove you wrong because that's a truth

[@EB-gt1pq]

@@jelll4063 God’s word gives you depression!? Yikes!

[@Servant__of__Allah]

@@thecoolnewsguy Alhamdullilah

[@Servant__of__Allah]

@@EB-gt1pq May Allah SWT guide this person to that straight path Aamin.

[@thenightcorereaper]

This is such perfect timing

[@taajud-deenpennekin3922]

Truly .

[@e3nnsar]

same for me wallahi i was listening to some songs they didnt please me and i opened yotube cuzz and i didnt get that "dopamine" , and subhanallah and i started thinking about it and suddenly this video popped up as i was scrolling for more haram i deleted my playlist and will do my best to never fall back into it

[@swordmaster4448]

same Allah guide me in perfect timing ALLAHU AKBAR!!

[@shaikshaik3129]

thank you for the clarity

[@liiamar3301]

The „proof“ he talks about is absolutely daif. Hes talking about al bukhary being more of a muhaddith so im asking, where did al bukhary declare music to be haram. This rhetorical talking method is sounding to be sound but is just the taking of things out of context. There is no proof. Theres even proof that the prophet didnt say something to music while it was being played.

[@shaikshaik3129]

@@liiamar3301 he used to close his ears and ask ibn umer is the music stopped when he used to pass by such places where music was played. Ibn umer narrated in sunan Abi Dawud 4924 (sahih )

[@liiamar3301]

@@shaikshaik3129 so he told ibn umar to listen to it while it was a sin? That does not make sense. As i told you theres no clear evidence.

[@rihab3599]

SMALL DHIKR GREAT REWARD 😍😍 1️⃣ اللَّهُمَّ إنِّي أَسْأَلُكَ الْجَنَّةَ Allahuma inni as alukal jannah Meaning: Oh Allah, grant me Jannah Reward : say 3 times & Jannah itself will ask Allah to grant you Jannah (Al Tirmidhi 2572) 2️⃣ سُبْحَانَ اللَّهِ وَبِحَمْدِهِ Subhaanallaahi wa bihamdihi Reward : And he who utters: `Subhan-Allahi wa bihamdihi (Allah is free from imperfection and His is the praise)’ one hundred times a day, his sins will be obliterated even if they are equal to the extent of the foam of the ocean.” [Al-Bukhari and Muslim]. 3️⃣ بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الَّذِي لَا يَضُرُّ مَعَ اسْمِهِ شَيْءٌ فِي الَْأرْضِ وَلَا فِي السَّمَاءِ وَهُوَ السَّمِيعُ الْعَلِيمُ Bismillaahil-lathee laa yadhurru ma’as-mihi shay’un fil-‘ardhi wa laa fis-samaa’i wa Huwas-Samee ‘ul- ‘Aleem Reward : Recite 3 times. Whoever recites it in the morning will not be afflicted by any calamity before evening & whoever recites it in the evening will not be overtaken by any calamity before morning. (Abu Dawud 4/323, At-Tirmizi 5/465, Ibn Majah 2/332, Ahmad) 4️⃣ حَسْبِيَ اللَّهُ لَآ إِلَهَ إِلَّا هُوَ عَلَيْهِ تَوَكَّلْتُ وَهُوَ رَبُّ الْعَرْشِ الْعَظِيمِ Hasbiyallaahu laa ‘ilaaha ‘illaa Huwa ‘alayhi tawakkaltu wa Huwa Robbul-‘Arshil-‘Adheem Reward : Allah Ta’ala will grant whoever recites this 7 times in the morning or evening whatever he desires from this world or the next. (Ibn As-Sunni (no. 71), Abu Dawud 4/321, Ibn As-Sunni. Quran 9:129) 5️⃣ اللَّهُمَّ أَنْتَ رَبِّي لَّا إِلَهَ إِلَّا أَنْتَ، خَلَقْتَنِي وَأَنَا عَبْدُكَ، وَأَنَا عَلَى عَهْدِكَ وَوَعْدِكَ مَا اسْتَطَعْتُ، أَعُوذُ بِكَ مِنْ شَرِّ مَا صَنَعْتُ، أَبُوءُ لَكَ بِنِعْمَتِكَ عَلَيَّ، وَأَبُوءُ بِذَنْبِي فَاغْفِر لِي فَإِنَّهُ لَا يَغْفِرُ الذُّنُوبَ إِلَّا أَنْتَ Allaahumma Anta Rabbee laa ilaaha illaa Anta, khalaqtanee wa anaa ‘abduka, wa anaa ‘alaa ‘ahdika wa wa’dika mas-tata’tu, a’oothu bika min sharri maa sana’tu, aboo’u laka bini’matika ‘alayya, wa aboo’u bithanbee faghfir lee fa’innahu laa yaghfiruth-thunooba ‘illaa Anta. Reward : Whoever recites this with conviction in the evening and dies during that night shall enter Paradise, and whoever recites it with conviction in the morning & dies during that day shall enter Paradise. (Al-Bukhari 7/150, An-Nasa’i, At-Tirmidhi) 6️⃣ The Messenger (Peace be upon him) said: whoever recties ayatul kursi after every obligatory prayer then nothing stands on his way to paradise except death. (Source: al-Mu’jam al-Kabīr 7406 Grade: Sahih (authentic)) 7️⃣ أَسْتَغْفِرُ اللَّهَ الْعَظِيمَ الَّذِي لاَ إِلَهَ إِلاَّ هُوَ الْحَيُّ الْْقَيُّومُ وَ أَتُوبُ إِلَيْهِ “Astaghfirullah al-’Azeem al-lazi la ilaha illa Huwal-Hayyul-Qayyum wa atubu ilaih ” I seek the forgiveness of Allah the Mighty, Whom there is none worthy of worship except Him, The Living, The Eternal, and I repent unto Him Reward : even if he has committed sins as much as the the foam of an ocean, still he will be forgiven. [Abu Dawud- 2:85/ Tirmidhi 5:569] Share with others and get rewards from allah 🥰🥰 Copy from browser(youtube) Or take screenshot. Recite before sleep Or after fazr Or every salah. 💗

[@angelosaleh8344]

Music has become Haram because people couldn't behave. Drinking, Dancing/singing with wrong intentions, Committing adultery. If you play an instrument and keep it for yourself or your family, I don't see anything wrong with it. It starts to get wrong when you start singing and it starts spreading, building network and ending up in the Haram world. I don't have Tik Tok, Snapchat, Instagram or FaceBook. I never listen to the Radio and I rarely see Television. May Allah SWT forgive me if I am wrong. 🤲🏼

[@sahal_leo1986]

Aameen💙 But the Reality Is In Jannah it is Halal 😂

[@mohammedalidina9481]

Salaam. I for one agree with.you.

[@sharequsman596]

Dont think about islam like this refer to Quran and Hadith.You have no valid refrence don't share this opinion because u have no evidence for it

[@iamheeeem]

Ameen

[@crazychicken8290]

"If you play an instrument and keep it for yourself or your family, I don't see anything wrong with it." It doesn't matter what we think is right or wrong. We are not all knowing. God is all knowing, so we have to follow what he said is right and wrong and what we should do.

[@Truthologist]

I have suffered from a strange medical condition the last few years which left me unable to listen to music without severe pain and discomfort in one ear and one side of my head. The medical experts had no explanation whatsoever. I have often wondered if this 'curse' was in fact, a _blessing_ in disguise from the one God. I learned I was not dependent on music and that I could do without it- something I never thought possible. In fact, I would say it gave me something far better: time to study God. Instead of listening to music at night, I study holy books. I have experienced blessings ever since...

[@U.W.Y.H.L.]

Alhamdulillah, FINALLY a “CLEAR” and brilliantly concise answer to the question of music being haram! 👌✌️🤲☝️😉

[@abdulrahmanraheem423]

As Muslim Revert of 24 years I personally believe that music is Haram. I am not a Scholar of Fiqh so I really should not be discussing this subject. But, I'm American and it is hard for me to completely agree with music being Haram especially when the first time I noticed the word Allah and Islam was through Hip Hop during the mid 90s. It's influence was so positive that during HS we named our basketball team AFRICA Islam BROTHERS and none of us on that team were Muslims at that time! The seed was planted. It was watered a few years later after reading the Autobiography of Hajj Malik Shabazz. I finally took Shahada .my then GF told me ," u would be a good Muslim!" I read more and became a Muslim in Detroit.

[@UsmanSahar]

Abu Bakr Zoud, Good work sir. Your lesson gave me the answers to some mainstream questions about music. May Allah bless you with your all legal desires.

[@TheConservativeHippie]

I watched an interview of Sheikh Abdul Basit Abdul Samed and when asked if he listens to music, he said yes and his favorite was Um Kulthoom

[@DrAdamAckerman]

so?

[@honeybee3579]

Well the haram will still be haram even if all creation does it

[@basedmuslim12345]

Listen to maher zain

[@buraqtroll6669]

Cannot commit zina is fine, Cannot smoke is fine, Cannot dring alchohol is fine, Cannor watch p*rn is fine, Cannot have boyfriend/girlfriend is fine, But cannot listen to music/song is TOO MUCH for me... I ve been coping with suicidal thoughts with musics and song...besides remembering allah or whatever ways in islam...music really helped me to go through a lot... Sorry me.

[@gregh4292]

Don’t be sorry brother. Rejoice that you have received the gift of music with all grace and thanks to the Creator.

[@Muhammadsawfollower]

Same as me, but haram is haram, not the music save us from the suicidal thoughts but Allah, it just a test for us to give up music or not, if we give up music for the sake of Allah and sunnah Allah will grant us a more happy life.

[@Taha_A]

@@Muhammadsawfollower but allah would never give a test that is too much burden for a soul. If this person cannot cope with his suicidal thoughts in any other way, what is he supposed to do? Besides, listening to music is not haram, using the instruments are haram.

[@Muhammadsawfollower]

@@Taha_A how you know that u cant bear the burden, u never try u never know, the greater the test, the greater the reward. Thats my opinion.

[@appu1sundaram]

Not all are perfect at all times. Try your best and leave the rest to Allah. If we keep our intentions true for the sake of Allah, He will help us through every struggle. Everything is a struggle. Nobody can quit everything overnight. Allah will reward everyone for their struggle in trying to follow His commands.

[@stevejobs1955]

I have also heard that the prophet Dawood (pbuh) used to play the flute and sing with the animals. I believe this is in bukhari too. (Please correct me if im wrong.)

[@deeseven6693]

keep smiling is a sunnah of our prophet muhammad sallalahu taalah alaihi wassalam

[@dailydeen5742]

Can someone tell me what the conclusion is, or perhaps summarise the video?

[@patriotlightning7791]

There are some kind of "levels of purity" concerning music, the more you do worship, the "higher" the music you start liking and you feel an aversion to "lower" types of music. May Allah help us!

[@joenathan7211]

If maintaining your beard oh brothers, and your pants now are above the ankles, and you don't celebrate birthdays anymore bro and sist, and you believe MUSIC is HARAM, you don't smoke, and you also don't celebrate prophet SAW birthday. If doing these makes you being accused of "WAHABI" is OKAY! Because our Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam was accused of being "insane" for going against the traditions of his people. "And if u obey most of the people on this earth, they will lead u astray from the way of Allah" (6:116) "Islam appeared in a foreign state & will return in a foreign state, so lucky are those who're strangers" (HR. MUSLIM)

[@maalikserebryakov]

@@einsteinone5380 weak Hadith

[@creatingwithnora1482]

Can you please make a video about drawing what is permissible to draw and not

[@alghazi4243]

Q:Is music Haram? A:yes

[@swordmaster4448]

@Zaid Anzour this video clearly explained it brother, ITS HARAM AS CLEAR AS THE SUN. what ever u like it or not, so other opinions is wrong. may Allah Forgive and give hidayah to Ulama/IslamScholar,etc that say Music is ok or halal in certain way OUT OF LACK OF KNOWLADGE Amen.

[@duckyboi2297]

well their is such thing as islamic music soo... i mean even if you try to learn a new dua, singing that dua can really help you memorise it. Music has its benefits as well as its downsides.

[@honeybee3579]

​@Zaid Anzour yes, because those opinions are nullified

[@MrTI_NsG_Shafeeq]

2:32 That man is wearing the same shirt that I'm wearing right now 😮

[@HalaMadrider]

How

[@MrTI_NsG_Shafeeq]

@@HalaMadrider I'm always wearing this shirt I have 2 of it It's my old school uniform

[@deeseven6693]

mashaallah you doing a very good job brothers i like this channel jazakallah ul khaira alhamdulillah for everything subhanallah allahuakbar la ilaha illallah la ilaha illalah muhammadur rasulullah allahumma inni asaluka al jannah (by saying this the paradise will ask allah to put you in it allahumma ajirni minannar (by saying this the hellfire will ask allah to not put you in it INSHALLAH may allah protect us and guide us ameen

[@trublacking8572]

This exhausting 😩 it really is

[@dtbflamemini9322]

Indeed Allah (SWT) is the greatest of planners. I was having doubts about listening to music and suddenly numerous videos relating to music have been popping up left right and centre, may Allah (SWT) be pleased with your efforts for making this video.

[@ghost-eb1hd]

Dear momeens If quran says it is haram then your opinion doesn't matter. I agree with this subhan Allah. I have a doubt that can we sing a lyrics for our friends and parents the song without any music , the song which has best and zayaz lyrics that doesn't show kufr . Try to reply please...

[@TheSeth256]

The problem with that is, your culture is one amongst many and if you fail to understand the reasoning behind such words, you won't be able to share with others the benefits and wisdom of your faith. Nobody wants to live their lives just by trusting someone's word without visible merit, which leaves you with no civilised way of sharing it.

[@ghost-eb1hd]

@@einsteinone5380 😳 I sing so perfectly, so I always use to sing in my school , but I don't want to be monkey or pig 😞. I think singing has become my hobby, I'm addicted. It's too tough to avoid .

[@hutao646]

@@TheSeth256 Oh the Irony of your name being Seth. 😭

[@joenathan7211]

@@ghost-eb1hd I feel you. Don't feel frustate always trying to be better with sincere niyat/intention and actions. The winner is the one who failed and tried again. Allah sees you struggling, striving. Breaking and getting back up. Allah the Most Merciful sees you and knows everything. But Allah love the sincerity in your heart. That you really want to get closer to Him and you love Him.

[@joenathan7211]

I'm not supporting that singing and musical instrument are permitted. La wallah! I am just simply telling you, don't u ever give up. If I might give you naseeha.. to stop commiting sins, one must believe 100% the actions are wrongdoings. So we ought to regret and repent. Start making changes, have commitments not do do it again. And make dua, the most important thing to do before anything else. I might suggest you also, whenever you caught yourself singing, don't keep it up, instead seek refuge in Allah from syaitan, say astagfirullah and change it with i.e sending durood/blessing to prophet Muhammad. You'll find this challenging and exhausting. But I just believe, insya Allah you'll get the hang of it. And eventually you'll be busy only to do goods.

[@imadabiad4326]

Why are there singing/whistling animals such as birds for example making music with their own voices? Allah has created those birds to sing and we humans enjoy very much listening to their melodies and musical voices !

[@5C0RP_]

It depends what type of music is

[@basedmuslim12345]

Yes like indian songs are good but rap songs with zina, drugs, parties etc, definitely not

[@musahaque2000]

7:55 That's what I now understand about hearin' before seein', you can hear the devil or the jinn tell you things but you can't see them, so ears really are more powerful and useful.

[@Wassuuppbitches]

What if you were deaf?

[@musahaque2000]

@@Wassuuppbitches Then their's a million different ways it'll happen, you'll feel it through your veins and won't realise it.

[@Wassuuppbitches]

@@musahaque2000 Oh I understand now

[@kbmkbmz]

As far as I know there is Ikhtilaf about the ruling of music in Islam. Ikhtilaf means disagreement or differences in opinion on religious matters. I have asked a number of religious teachers who said that among the scholars there’s no Ijma (consensus) that all music and all musical instruments are haram. There are individual scholars with the opinion that it is haram, while others opined that it is permissible subject to only good music, not those bad ones - well there are many types of music! The best is for you to go check with as many religious teachers or scholars out there, don't just rely on KZbin or websites. But whatever it is, please don't be an extremist, lets respect each other as brothers and sisters. Peace to all and may Allah bless you all brothers and sisters.

[@rebus2851]

What about alarm sound like beep beep is that prohibited ?

[@abbubhai3154]

Thats not i think🌝

[@shanhitex]

If anyone knows the name of this speaker, please reply. Jzk.

[@OneIslamProductions]

Abu Bakr Zoud

[@madeofbaraka]

assalamualaikum brothers and sister of islam. I also struggle to stop listening to music but Alhamdulilah I haven't listened to music in quite a while. If you are struggling to stop listening music aswell. I've made a playlist of nasheeds that have only vocals and no beatboxing :)

[@madeofbaraka]

@@einsteinone5380 oh singing as well is a sin?

[@Mert-fk4yg]

Aleykumselam verahmetullah

[@aisham1057]

O Allah please protect us and our children from being among those who listen to all types of haram music coming in on our electronic devices and through social media! Please help us to Seek Refuge in YOU from the whispers of Shaytan through music with dua and dhikr! Ameen 🖤💜

[@TaylorGangOrDieBoi]

Although I've been deterred from listening to music since becoming a Muslim, Did he provide any evidence from the Quran that backs his claim?

[@TaylorGangOrDieBoi]

@@einsteinone5380 “People among my nation will drink wine, calling it by another name, and musical instruments will be played for them and singing girls (will sing for them). Allah will cause the earth to swallow them up, and will turn them into monkeys and pigs.” not really how you said it, but ok

[@arianalijani1008]

My grandpa passed away 2 years ago. A few days after his burial, he came in to my dream. I asked: how are you grandpa? Where are you? He answered: I'm in the bestest place that I could ever be. My grandpa was someone who used to listen to music. If music it THAT bad, then why is he in a good place?

[@giannisgeorgiadis1887]

The prophet clearly some off my ummah will make music instruments lawful I dont think thats your Grandpa with all due respect Music is haram the worst sins which take you feelings away from Allah

[@rahmanazer9016]

It might be because he had done a lot of good deeds , that his bad deeds are less. You sure u have done a lot? May allah guide us all. And btw dont believe all dreams some are from shaytan.he can transform into any person except rasoolallah pbuh.

[@Praise--]

@@giannisgeorgiadis1887 the worst sins? lmao

[@giannisgeorgiadis1887]

@@Praise-- yup one off the biggest sins

[@bocjagne2878]

Don't try to make excuses to justify music. Allah(swt) obviously forgave him but is there any guarantee that He will forgive you? Music is the creation of the devil and that's enough for you to realize it's haram.

[@lethalbullet4293]

If something is haram there is a reason why it is people should stop finging loop holes and contradict the sunnah and Allahs command

[@isiVideo]

Correct. Also, usually there are many reasons why something is haraam, most of them not always obvious.

[@anisax23]

@@isiVideo of course. also one of the signs of the day of judgement is that muslims will make haram things halal - in this case, music.

[@appu1sundaram]

Exactly, there may be million reasons why something is haram. And man definitely doesn't have the ability to comprehend everything. When Allah says it is haram, we should leave it at that. If someone feels he or she can listen to both music and Qur'an without one affecting the other, may be it is true for them. But that doesn't change anything. That doesn't mean it is not haram and becomes halal automatically. End of the day everyone has to answer for their own deeds.

[@TheDreamManifester]

That's just it, mate. Nothing in the Quran has a clear cut of music being haram. It's all based on narration, which extends itself to interpretation. This video alone had the speaker speculating and intereprating certain texts by his own opinionated bias. Plenty cases were a reach, while some were actually plausible. Though he even attempted to swap a weak hadith and declare it an authentic one on the spot, just to prove his argument... I'm just saying, it's not clear cut. God did not out right ban it publicly.

[@lethalbullet4293]

@@TheDreamManifester not everything is in the Quran it has content of history command punishment hereafter we have a second source of knowledge Hadith that explains each category in detail

[@MrTI_NsG_Shafeeq]

Assalamu alaikkum 1st comment

[@begulabeluga4240]

Congrats

[@MrTI_NsG_Shafeeq]

@@begulabeluga4240 👍

[@momodousanneh8482]

Very true my muslim brother Thanks May the almight Allah accept our Duas inshaallahu Aameen Alhamdulilah Allahu Akbarr Aameen Thanks

[@Muhammadalindonisi]

From Nafi', Ibn Umar's former slave, he said, 'Ibn Umar once heard the sound of a flute from a shepherd, then he plugged his ears with his two fingers. Then he moved to another way. Then Ibn Umar said, 'O Nafi, do you still hear that voice?' I (Nafi) said, 'Yes, I still hear it.'' Then, Ibn Umar continued walking. Then I said, ''I don't hear it anymore.'' It was only then that Ibn Umar removed his hand from his ear and returned to the road and said, "This is how I saw the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam when he heard the sound of a flute from a shepherd. He did it like before.' (HR. Ahmad).

[@ayeikareviews6127]

Assalamualaikum my dear brothers and sisters... I want to share something with you all. Im a revert who is from Puerto Rico and we latinos love music. We cook and clean while listening to music. Music is our motivation to do many things. I reverted back in 2014 but didnt take music being haram seriously until late 2021 then by around February 2022 I completely removed all types of music from my life. It first started by taking away bad songs,then by removing singing and just listening to instruments. Then i listened to islamic songs artist but still with instruments, then finally only voice islamic songs and then finally feb 2022 only Nasheeds with vocals only. Alhamdullillah!! IT IS POSSIBLE!! IT TAKES TIME AND DETERMINATION. We can do it I promise it gets better. Here I am over a year of zero music in my life( only still hear on cartoon intros like wild kratts etc) and I cannot explain how proud I feel you guys. I make dua that you all get rid of this addiction like I did. 😊.

[@Mert-fk4yg]

Aleykumselam verahmetullah

[@user-wm1om5xu7e]

I’m an producer and it’s so hard to quit. May Allah swt help us quit.

[@kydra5112]

Assalamualaikum Brothers and Sisters, Who can give me advice, please? My father is encouraging me to go into music class, he even offered to buy me an instrument if I take music classes. Sometimes he’d ask me to sing in a band or be a backup singer but I’ve always refused (I’m scared of exposing people’s sins because Allah S.W.T already covered it for them so, I hope this is not exposing his sins because that’s not my intention. Also because I really just want to give the whole context because I seriously don’t know what to do in this situation). I don’t want to assume why my father is doing this (because only Allah S.W.T knows), but a possible reason comes to mind; my father wants to help me get new skills and experience so (or) that I can write it on my resume. IF my intention was for it to just be on my resume, would it be okay to go into music classes? Would it be appropriate according to our religion? Like is it worth it to get a skill in playing an instrument (according to our religion or) to just get it on the piece of paper? A major reason I refused to go to music classes is I want to prevent my heart from attaching itself to music (especially in times where I am down). Like, in the process of learning an instrument, I don’t know what will happen to my imaan and heart so, I’m cautious about this. It’s a conflicting because I don’t want to displease Allah S.W.T so, I should stay away from things like these right? Personally for me, a muslim cannot love the Qur’an and love music (except for nasheeds) at the same time, it’s impossible. I’m not sure what to do, can some brothers and sisters please give advice? jazakallah khair to anyone who reads this or gives advice!

[@Muhammadalindonisi]

Same with me, my advice, dont learn musical instruments, its goin to take you to many sins. From Nafi', Ibn Umar's former slave, he said, 'Ibn Umar once heard the sound of a flute from a shepherd, then he plugged his ears with his two fingers. Then he moved to another way. Then Ibn Umar said, 'O Nafi, do you still hear that voice?' I (Nafi) said, 'Yes, I still hear it.'' Then, Ibn Umar continued walking. Then I said, ''I don't hear it anymore.'' It was only then that Ibn Umar removed his hand from his ear and returned to the road and said, "This is how I saw the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam when he heard the sound of a flute from a shepherd. He did it like before.' (HR. Ahmad).

[@kydra5112]

@@Muhammadalindonisi I’ve been waiting for an answer, even just for one specific to my situation. Thank You Brother for the taking the time to respond. Have a Blessed day و Allahumma barik fik!

[@Muhammadalindonisi]

@@kydra5112 Bismillah, dear brother i pray may insyallah Allah ta'ala protect you from the fitn that yre goin thru , Barakallah fiikum wa baroka alaikum

[@Mert-fk4yg]

Aleykumselam verahmetullah

[@adnanfatema9711]

Still not clear ..... Music haram or not???? The off lately the music has become corrupt.... Music by itself is not corrupt.. It's how it's used

[@letslearngis9245]

Shiekh does this apply to Islamic nasheeds

[@tyrone6848]

Islamic nasheed are vocals only. If there’s musical instruments like a guitar then it’s not allowed. But I think drums like back in the old ages are the only ones allowed.

[@najmaalikhan]

He doesn't give any reference from Qur'aan and Sunnah that music is haram it depends what is haram if it is sensual type, that is haram.

[@terrorizer77]

I agree. I've been trying to find reference where the Qur'an and sunnah says something about music

[@mazliid9288]

So.. is music without someone singing is not haram? Like just music with instruments

[@m.t.smuhammedtaha2796]

Is halal beats halal? Because its in every video Please answer I dont know if i should watch things anymore

[@deeseven6693]

19.27 i think you contraddicted yourself by mistake correct that asap or correct me and inform me please 🙂

[@latifasher1863]

What about the music we hear in naat

[@Cheesegenitalia]

Still haram

[@cyberking8049]

music brings misfortune to oneself and his family.

[@loneranger914]

❤️

[@unknownjourney5606]

A man from my country showed that the words in hadith and ayah regarding music actually do not mean music, instead it means sports or something like that. He wrote a long writeup which I wish I could show you guys to verify. But it's in Bengali and needs to be translated and it's a tough job.

[@salmaansiddiqui9485]

Show me I will try to get it translate

[@maalikserebryakov]

yep nowadays people always say “The text doesn’t mean what it says” lol.

[@FlatEarthTruth611]

As a revert, I don't think I could ever stop listening to *all music.* Certain music? Absolutely yes. I am definitely more carful about what music I listen to now after converting and I definitely understand how certain music effects your mood and psychology. I also don't completely disagree with all the arguments that scholars who do think music is haram give for holding that position. It's easy to look at the modern music industry and what get's produced (especially in the mainstream) which I would absolutely agree is haram and disgusting. However I think you can't throw the baby out with the bathwater. There is traditional music and classical music and (some piano Jazz) that is really calming and research has shown that it is quite healthy for the development of children. Moreover there is an entire tradition of middle eastern music including an Islamic tradition of music going back through the medieval periods. I am familiar with a hadith of the prophet S.A.W suggesting that some or certain musical instruments where prohibited. However there are also Hadith mention that certain instruments where allowed on certain celebration occasions such as Ede. I also think that that music in that hadith could have been a mistranslation to mean *partying and entertainment in general (which often accompanies music).* The Pagan Meccans for example where known for their really bazar parties that accompanied alcohol, music, fighting duels and other highly bazar rituals and haram activities. So I think that Hadith could be referring to that more then only and specifically music in general. When I defend music, I am not defending all music however or saying it's all good. I see it like poetry and speech, if it carries a message that is harmful then it is of coarse bad and creates hypocrisy of the heart of Muslims that listen to it. Music is sort of like a language and speech. It can be used for good or corrupted for evil. For those who would argue that singing is allowed but musical instruments not allowed. Do they realize that the human voice can make all the same music note registries as an instrument? The Call To Prayer in my opinion is music and it is really beautiful as well. Even if it doesn't contain instruments it does have those music note registries. Music by definition is something that when defined at it's bass root is a collection of sounds arranged to form melody, harmony and rhythm (which is what I am defending) and not necessarily everything that falls under this. Feel free to reply to this and add your thoughts but please be respectful.

[@taajud-deenpennekin3922]

Assalamualaikum Waragmatulahi wabarakatu to all who come for an answer. I find it hard, I enjoy listening to music, I don't listen to the type of music that is promoting sin or khufr, it's "clean" if I can say that. But I still feel as if it is wrong in a way or deep down inside, so as hard as it is, for the sake of Allah I will leave it, whether it is right or wrong, for the pleasure of my Rabb. He will grant me better because I do it for his sake.♥️ May Allah make it easy for us all, Ameen.

[@thegamerfe8751]

If music is haram then why does religious music and specifically islamic music exist ? Why almost every muslim listens to music then ? Are they all sinners ?

[@mohamedhany3791]

2:58 they forgot that if they copy something bad its as same as doing it

[@fayyadabdullah5232]

Idk if it is but I listen to songs all the time

[@presidentgottalent4034]

What about Nasheeds though?

[@darko7mc186]

Singing creates Music so Haram. (According to their heretic logical mindsets that poisons a person's iman)

[@samuraican6901]

Watch the video about sheeth ale Salam. When there were 2 villages one with handsome Men but ugly women and other with beautiful women but ugly men. They were told by iblis look at each other its OK, then he told them to start playing musical instruments it's ok, then he told them to start dancing it's ok. The set of beautiful women and handsome men began mixing and so on. Music is defo haram. Can't believe people try and justify it. At least say it's wrong but I listen to it instead of its not haram. 🙄

[@thawebkharroubi232]

19:26 Does he mean Halal instead of Haram?

[@Procrastinators]

There is no clear cut evidence of Music in totality being haram. If you have one let me know.

[@darko7mc186]

4 months & no response? These people will just be biased about their heretic beliefs & will poison your clean thinking. Nowhere in the Quran mentions anything bad about Music as a whole so the Hadiths claiming it are most likely nullified, mistranslated or misinterpreted making them daa'ef (weak).

[@FlatEarthTruth611]

@@darko7mc186 That Hadith referring to music is likely to be mistranslated to mean partying and entertainment in general which often accompanies music, for example look at the sort of practices that the Pagan Meccans did at their parties and I think that is what the Hadith is referring to more then music specifically or by itself.

[@ehabuossef8026]

For me Music is like two sharped sides of 1 sword And its better to hold it from middle I'm a person whose suffering from not being able to focus,not being able to focus on my study,reading books,or anything If i dont listen to something classical and relaxing i dont focus at all,and can take hours to finish 1 question On other hand,i know that music is also a devilish thing in same time,it can make you feel certain emotions,it can make you depressed,happy,or anything,which is very bad control that can take over people,and thats why many people can get depressed Music can also be annoying sometimes،rap music,etc Can make you unfocus even further And some music can even sync in your mind and make you keep hearing them,even when you are praying or studying,which can also make you unfocus I can say from my experience,music can be a cure and can be a disease I dont believe music should be entirely prohibited or that we should let all types of music sink deep in our people Notice the person who invented curing diseases (depression or mental diseases) using musical instruments was a muslim,none told him anything about that So what we do?

[@taz8214]

Yeah I think music is fine

[@Muhammadalindonisi]

For rasulullah salallahu alaihi wassalam, music is haraaam, From Nafi', Ibn Umar's former slave, he said, 'Ibn Umar once heard the sound of a flute from a shepherd, then he plugged his ears with his two fingers. Then he moved to another way. Then Ibn Umar said, 'O Nafi, do you still hear that voice?' I (Nafi) said, 'Yes, I still hear it.'' Then, Ibn Umar continued walking. Then I said, ''I don't hear it anymore.'' It was only then that Ibn Umar removed his hand from his ear and returned to the road and said, "This is how I saw the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam when he heard the sound of a flute from a shepherd. He did it like before.' (HR. Ahmad).

[@ehabuossef8026]

@@Muhammadalindonisi i see that as a more of a sunnah or something the prophet PBUH disliked Either way doesnt change the fact we need it for therapy and medical issues as i said

[@taz8214]

@@Muhammadalindonisi I don’t really trust every hadeeth, imagine if this hadeeth is not authentic and we live our lives believing it is.

[@env0x]

read the book "The Mysticism of Sound and Music: The Sufi Teaching of Hazrat Inayat Khan" it details the psychology and spirituality of music from the Islamic/Indian Sufi perspective.

[@amandahannoon7642]

What about Islamic singers?

[@oscar5mj23]

please someone explain to me, how Bob Marley's one love is bad for the soul. Or any of the songs that praise Jah, the hebrew name for Allah (swt), stated by rastafarians. Bob Marley praised God, and spoke of being good to one another, helping one another, fighting for our rights and feedoms, fighting for the rights of our future children and generations, I need an answer that can make more sense. If the words in the music align with the messages of the Quran then how can it be Haram besides the simple fact that it is music.

[@Anonymous-xl2ew]

The beatboxing analogy kinda similar to Islamic banking nowadays. I believe murabaha is haram. No matter how well they try to hide it as 'profit', riba is still riba. Refer to Quran (2:279)

[@saffeidvlogs]

Sir plzzz all the videos convert in hindi language 🙏

[@Defense701]

Is music haram can’t watch the full video?

[@hippityhoppityyourbrainisn4384]

is music as a whole haram or is it just some certain types of musics,there are 2 types of musics,one is a music that you want to hear to lighten up the mood and feel generally better,the other one is the music with meaningless lyrics that people listen to just for the sake of listening.

[@alizakhan914]

Music is Haram no matter what ever kind of music it is so don't confuse others and your self

[@hippityhoppityyourbrainisn4384]

@@alizakhan914 but there is one problem,how do I avoid it,it’s everywhere,and the worst of all,most people don’t even know it’s haram so they keep listening,so even if you know music is haram and you want to avoid it,you can’t,because it’s everywhere,in movies,cartoons,News,documentaries,even in Muslim shows and movies.

[@basedmuslim12345]

​@@hippityhoppityyourbrainisn4384muslim shows uses good musics.

[@TheStrangersz]

At the moment I am having to spend many hours next. To a large group of people that play loud music alllllll day long! May Allah please forgive me and my ears! I declare innocence in they’re presence! Please ya Allah protect me and my family from the callings of the shaytaan where I am at currently! Ameen.

[@Sikandirt]

🤲🏻

[@sheastech]

Pornography, clubs, parties, Zina (illegal sexual intercourse), concerts, drug and alcohol use would NEVER be pleasurable or enjoyable without Music. Music boosts and promotes these activities to grow exponentially! Listening to lectures or Qur'an or motivational speakers (without music bumping in the background) on a daily basis will eliminate the influence or Music in your mind. It's like a powerful drug! May Allah SWT bless every single human being to understand the impact of Music on Human moods, behaviors and responses. Truly...Music is Haram for a reason. It had a direct impact on human beings. Shaitan will use every single weapon possible to attack the weakness of the human heart. Subhannallah...music is a primary attack vehicle on the heart and the mind to remove the love of Allah SWT and Islam.

[@FFeeLiT]

idk everything u said is so weak. beatbox is same like singing, why is singing/reciting from quran halal then? why did allah blessed some ppl with a beautiful voice? or a talent for music? why is a drum allowed? What about the trumpet angels blow? are birds seytans when they sing? why did allah gave some animals such a beautiful talent to sing? are they possesed by iblis or jinns? music reaches the soul like nothin else, thats why its so powerful. it can affects the soul and ur being like nothin else can, thats why its so dangerous and can be abused by devilish ppl like today when u see mainstream music. they use music to change the souls/ppl to bad ones and haram. maybe thats why they warned about that, but many things can be abused to lead ppl to haram. it doesnt mean that music itself is haram or its instruments. music can touch, help and change souls/ppl to a better way or path aswell. so its more like u have to be careful what u listen to. thats why my fitrah always didnt allowed me to listen to these mainstream idols and their music and nobody understood me. but thats how i protected my soul/heart to stay pure. i dont think music and instruments are haram and i hope allah will confirm my opinion/feeling about this to me. at the end allah knows best. but once again, everything u said is very very very weak and doesnt make sense. just confused hate and extremism.

[@maiodeenhosein6008]

Is singing luluby to your babies Haram!? Plz let me know.

[@nevertoolate6772]

I listen to heavy metal of all sorts, i dont listen to party music, i dont go to clubs, i dont take alcohol or drugs. I dont get distracted from my daily prayers. I listen and read the Quran too, although not often enough. I donno, heavy metal doesn't affect me in any ways against Islam, doesn't tell me not to pray, i have never feel any laziness due to lsitening to metal songs. Im really struggling to come to terms with myself with this music thing. Anybody else have the same sentiments as me? What is decribed in alot of these haram music stuffs is the songs like r&b or party music, then they associate music with dancing and alcohol. But i don't do all those stuffs. But i think of my children, and the music that is now played on the radio is really frightening. This is the real issue. And children learn songs in school, so how? I'm very concerned.

[@basedmuslim12345]

I do listen to musics but not everytime and nasheeds are nowadays much better

[@zeeshanbinnaushadnujjoo1389]

Me too i do listening music songs

[@gabesbasement3489]

Why in europe, the age of enlightenment and exploration when we had explosion of innovation, creativity, technology, etc there was also golden period of music? The great classical composers like bach even wrote for the church, they dedicated their music to god. Now in the modern age, why are all the muslims struggling to reach europe to live prosperous lives, and are benefiting from all this technology? Seems like islam holds back progress if you are too autistic about hadiths. Also, from an outside nonmuslim observer, there is clearly a spectrum of music, just like language it can be used for good and evil. I understand avoiding sinful music but maybe i am missing the point here on why all music is haram. Why cant our words also be considered "idols" which lead us to sin? Or maybe islamic chanting is halal because the words themselves point to Allah, so there is no chance for us to be distracted by haram influences. In that case, why cant we make a sample pad that plays the words of the chant, and then play it on a piano keyboard? Or why cant we make a musical language where a certain combination of noted is defined to mean "allah akbar" so that we can be praising Allah while we play those notes? Otherwise I think islam should get rid of the chanting as well, since we cant possibly know for sure whether the turn of melody is pointing us to Allah, or to something haram. We should also try our best to talk in a monotone voice and robotic cadence, to reduce the risk of creating a haram influence with the pitch and rhythm of our speaking

[@vxyirr6303]

Can someone just say if music is haram yes or not cuz I’m not watching the whole thing

[@shizuka9618]

I agree man

[@Looking4oud]

Watch the whole thing in 2x speed becuz it helps more than just a yes or no

[@essence_of_taqwa]

Yes, it is haram.

[@pitbull1996]

That's the problem with alot of us , we don't like to listen , we want the answers now , we don't wanna wait , may Allah guide u cause that's not something from allah (swt)

[@vxyirr6303]

@@pitbull1996 bro this guy made a 35 minute video on 1 question. Like just just say yes it’s haram or no it’s not haram. Then start explaining why.

[@lillahinstitute]

Everyone...Haram is Haram✌️.

[@only1racehuman478]

Of course it is

[@XMehrooz]

Indeed! This is also the reason why I don't like "Nasheeds" that are imitating music with their voices. May Allah guide us and guide the people who ruin Islamic lectures and videos by using these garbage in the background of so many beneficial lectures!

[@sayfullah8658]

You mean beatboxing? I haven't seen any lecture videos which contains beatboxing

[@XMehrooz]

@@sayfullah8658 No, Nasheeds that have no lyrics. Voices imitating instruments. How is this hard to understand?

[@sayfullah8658]

@@XMehrooz Because what you're talking about is not beatboxing I think. Beatboxing contains beats which are supposedly made by the sounds of mouth, tounge, hands. What you're talking about is just normal vocals only track made using mouth sounds only without beats.

[@sayfullah8658]

@@XMehrooz Those vocals only background tracks without beats are totally okay which are used in lecture videos. The difference of opinions and questions comes when you add beats specially Or which is what they call beatboxing.

[@XMehrooz]

@@sayfullah8658 bruh... They fall in the same category in every sense.... Who are you even trying to justify your claim to? You commenting this here means you're trying to convince yourself that it's permissible rather than me...

[@isiVideo]

I believe there are many reasons why music is haraam, and here is one of them that you are probably not aware of: Popular music today is tuned at 440Hz, which actually does damage to you, on a cellular level. If you know what cymatics is, you will understand. On the other hand, listening attentatively to the adhaan... will HEAL you. What you LISTEN to will hurt you or heal you, and listening to what hurts you is DEFINITELY haraam, because your body is an amanat bestowed upon you by our Creator SWT, and needs to be TAKEN CARE OF. That's just one reason, there are many.

[@TheSeth256]

Why are you then against music, instead of being against people who push this frequency? It's like saying eating is haraam because some food can be poisonous, even though we know which to avoid.

[@pasikhdar6617]

@@TheSeth256 as he said, it is merely one of the many reason. A good Muslim is definitely one who has foregone the pursuit of indulgence. And if one comes across a ruling (which may restrict his leeway for pleasure) that he or the community at large is in doubt of, he would choose to abstain from stepping into the gray area. This is the best attitude to have. In reference to the story of The Prophet Seth, music (as in 'pleasing sounds', since back in Prophet Adam's days music production is nowhere near as sophisticated as now) was used as a vehicle to sway the believers into doubting Allah's decree and hence committing collective sins, or at least entrance them into an addictive, vulnerable euphoric state in which they are suggestible (to shaytan's waswasa). In my opinion, this is very akin to intoxication. We should not deliberately subject ourselves to such state of lacking control/weakness if we know we will be susceptible to harming ourselves and potentially others. Keep in mind, the 'music' in Prophet Seth's days were simple tunes from a single musical instrument. And nowadays we have lyrics mixed in. A lot of even the Muslim youth take wisdom from, and revere, the lyricist of their favourite songs (which conveyed messages that opposes the Deen) instead of the Word of God. Excessive exposure to music means it is only a matter of time before the subject longs for and prefers the addicting trance/euphoric feeling of 'easiness' instead of doing jihad (struggle) by for example understanding and memorizing the Quran.

[@r4reviews334]

@@pasikhdar6617 Assalamualaikum, I believe you have some good knowledge on this topic Can I get your contact? So that I can speak to you? I would like to clarify some of my doubts regarding this topic...

[@pasikhdar6617]

@@r4reviews334 waalaikum salaam, brother. I'm afraid i am not confident in my minuscule knowledge to properly educate others. I will however pray for you to find someone more capable to guide you, since i have no contacts i can refer you to as well. May Allah reward you for your effort.

[@r4reviews334]

@@pasikhdar6617 Aameen It's alright bro, all I wanted to ask was Is music haram or halal😅 As I am a musician, but I never do write bad words or I mostly don't use lyrics in my songs... I only make music, that's it... And nowadays I am trying to make chill type music...

[@salaam76]

InshAllah. Nowhere in the Quran is this mentioned. What is mentioned is dont follow hadiths. So as long as its positive music its halal. Only Allah knows.

[@nu-n9922]

An Idiot.. 🙄

[@Arclight_of_the_sky]

As for those who believe, do good, and have faith in what has been revealed to Muḥammad-which is the truth from their Lord-He will absolve them of their sins and improve their condition. Al Quran 47:2

[@naeemqureshi5819]

anything that takes a Muslim away from remembrance of God is Haram it is forbidden.

[@naasirfoondon6900]

Really...????? It is no douth about it so a question is not even valable.. Wtf..

[@naasirfoondon6900]

Wow too fond