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U did not mention in the Quran were Allah forbid music And were the prophet as forbidden music in general.
Quran is Book that tell us what is harram and the prophet explains it.
Please more evidence on that

May Allah guide you and us brother. It is not a must that we find a Quranic verse to support a Hadith of the Prophet as long as the Hadith is authentic because the Hadith itself is a relegation just like the Qur’an.
As you can see, you will not find anywhere in the whole Qur’an where Allah has decreed for us the numbers of Raka’ats to perform in our daily Solawaats but this can only be found in authentic Ahaadith. So should we because we cannot find this in the Qur’an leave off solat? No we did not.
And as for Music, Suratu Luqman, Allah says in its interpretation “And of mankind is he who purchases idle talks (i.e music, singing etc) to mislead (men) from the path of Allah without knowledge, and takes it (the path of Allah, or the verses of the Qur’an) by way of mockery. For such there will be a humiliating torment(in the Hell-fire)” May Allah protect us.
Ibn ‘Abbas (A sohabbah) the great Quranic interpreter said I swear by Allah the idle talk Allah refers to in this Verse is Nothing but Music”
Apart from this there is consensus among the scholars of Islam that Music accompanied with musical instruments is Haram(prohibited)
So whenever we find an authentic narration from the Prophet ‘alehi ssalaam we say Semi’na (we have heard) wa a’atoina( and we will obey)
May Allah Guide us.....Allohu’l musta’an

isram:
Fools everything that the rich enjoy is haram to the poor,

Mugus

No you are wrong sir. But this world is a paradise for the unbelievers and a Prison for the believers.
Before you get it wrong, while we were is schools especially boarding school, we were not given the choice to do anything cos of the code and conduct of the school, so we feel imprisoned as compare to a day school student Because of the rules and regulations laid down for us.
So is the case of a Muslim, who follows the rules his Lord has laid down for him. He can not do everything the unbelievers who has no law to follow do.

Kiddler:
Just like almost everything in Islam, intention is key.
Al-Qurtubi has mentioned in his commentary on the
Qur’an al-Jami al-Ahkam al-Quran the singing of
some Qusharites in the presence of the Prophet the
day he entered Madina. Abu Bakr was disturbed by
this and the Prophet said, “leave them Abu Bakr so
that the Jews can see that our way is expansive.”
They were playing drums and saying, “we are the
girls of al-Najjar and we love that Muhammad is a
neighbor”. Al-Qurtubi then said, “it is said that the
tambourine and other instruments used in weddings
are permissible as long as what is said is sound
and not from foulness.”

As you can see, the point here is the aim of the music, the intention. Would you call a man singing the 99 names of Allah as committing Haram?
Imam al-Ghazali has also written that “if musical
instruments have become the sign of drunkards or
lewdness, if the instruments are like the harmonica,
wind instruments, string instruments, or drums used
by drinkers then it is impermissible."

As such, music that is particularly vulgar or
inappropriate is seen as a distraction from Islam and the fulfillment of duties. This view is also supported by the fact that the modern musical industry of today deviates significantly from Islamic teachings. Today you can hardly listen to a track without hearing profanities or talks about going down with someone else.

I found that most scholars agree that singing is permissible during certain occasions such as Eid
and weddings, and that some scholars even
assert that singing as an activity that brings
enjoyment is permissible as long as the activity
does not encourage non-islamic actions such as
drinking or unnecessary mingling amongst members of the opposite sex.

We should also remember the verse which goes:
"Surely, the hearing
and the sight and the heart, all of these shall be
questioned about that?" (Surah Bani Isra'il 17:36)

Music during Ramadan is an issue on its own. Deviating from the constraints of the fast is the same as doing no fast.
And Allah knows best.

Yes intention is the Key brother and that’s true. But don’t get it twisted sir.
Good intentions for Good deeds, so that one can get the reward from his Lord and not Good intention for a Bad deed or that which is sinful, the act will always nullify such intention.
A square peg in a square hole and not a round peg in a square hole sir.
Allohu’l musta’an

ijebuloaded:
But.. Into Entertainment Biz.. Being a music promoter, show promoter, Artist PR...

Does this means i should not work for the whole 30Days and Beyond..

Does this means i should stop my way of income because "Music is Haram" ?

Am so confused right now.. Even during this Ramadan.. some artiste still send me song to promote.. and as a PR.. i still need to sample the songs.. listen to it about 3-4 times to be able to get some review outta it...

Is Music A Sin?
Should i stop my JOB

May Allah have mercy on you brother, May He provide for a halal means of earning. By the one who has my soul in his hands, if you leave something sinful for the sake of Allah, He will in His infinite mercy replace for you that which is better and halal. May Allah ease your affairs
Allohu’l musta’an

totowunmido:
the other day I heard my neighbour's wife in the middle of the night shouting "wayo Allah, Alhaji e do mi dada, walahi o dun mo mi"

Very well...Every Tom dick and Harry knows the Hausa has no other way to refer to God than say Allah, even the Christians among them. So this woman could be A Hausa Christian plus you got my message wrong in the first place.
I was only trying to make a point that cos a large number of Muslims are into what Islam regard as prohibition does not make such Prohibition go away,it’s still and will always be a prohibition. May Allah have mercy on you and Us.
Allohu’l musta’an

Gidah:
We should be mindful things are different from the days of prophet, you can hardly abide by this now cos you tune on your TV almost everywhere there's music what can someone do, I feel this can hardly work in our current world just saying

Yes brother May Allah guide you and us right.
Do we say because things are different from the way of the Prophet and we say now we should stop praying and observing Fasts? No? So because things are different shouldn’t mean we should consider haram halal. That is what the Prophet is saying in the post of the OP that a time will come when some people will consider some things as halal. This also indicated that Muhammad was a true messenger cos the time has come and we can see that happening. Prostitution is being legalized and Alcohol is the order of the day. May Allah protect us.
Know that as a Muslim, we are to adjust our living to fit the way of Islam and not adjust Islam to fit the way we live.
The Sun still sets where it used to during the time of MUHAMMAD May blessings and salutations be upon Him. So also the moon comes out from it used to. So what has changed It is we humans who have changed but the Rulings of Allah has not so we are the one to adjust. May Allah protect us.
Allohu’l musta’an

IlovePMB:
Religious fanatics are the most confused set of people. They can ban alcohol in the north but can play and dance to music which is still a haram according to Koran.

May Allah guide you brother...
Know that it is not fanatical to try to abstain from sins no matter how small it is.
2) Banning if Alcohol is by the government and not an individual in those part of the country
Islam has come to protect humanity in three ways
i)Blood
ii)Dignity
iii)Properties
Alcohol has a greater impact on the society than music for when a person is intoxicated, this person can cause harm to the society which could be in term of hurting himself or some other persons. I believe you know how things play out in that scenario.
And as for music it has a greater effect on the person personally, for the great Imaam ibn Taymiyyah said Music is the intoxicant of the soul as alcohol intoxicates the body.
We are not the law maker here and we do not question the authority of the law giver who is our Creator Allah.
So when we fall into a sin, we do not defend it because we have fallen short but rather strive and pray that Allah make it easy for us to leave such sin we have fallen short of. We are only humans and it is for humans to err. But some are just good followers than others and we do not see them as extremists.
Allohu’l musta’an.

IlovePMB:
So why do Muslims in the north still play music since it is haram according to Islamic law.

Same reason why adultery is prohibited in the Bible yet some Christians are fully indulged in it. One time I heard a prostitute in a motel shouting Jesus Jesus yet she is in the worst place doing the most absurd job someone should indulge in.

AbdulAzeez Olawale Shobajo wrote:

LET’S ISLAMIZE IT.

In the late 1980s, you claimed that a TV news reader on NTA, Hauwa Baba Ahmed's covering of her head and chest 'is an attempt' by the FG to 'Islamize Nigeria'. It’s about 30 years now and many broadcasters have appeared with head coverings and Nigeria is yet to be Islamized.

Still that year, you again vehemently opposed the idea that public schools close at 1p.m on Fridays to allow Muslims observe Jumat service. You claimed that it was an agenda to Islamize the country. We have been closing by then and observing our Jummat but have not Islamized the country.

Also when Nigeria became a member of OIC in 1986, to galvanize her base with foreign security agencies with fighting terrorism on common grounds. You alleged again that it’s another Islamization agenda.

When the CBN was preparing to license Islamic Banking few years ago, which is Islam’s way of contributing to the development of the Financial sector of the nation. That was also Islamization.

The issue about teaching of CRK and IRK separately in public schools gave you another opportunity to raise your addictive false alarm.

When Presidents are seen in Islamic Robes, in front row of prayers in the mosques and other religious places or with notable religious scholars around the globe, you raise eye brow that the country is being portrayed as an Islamic State.

Then your retired generals including, Theophilus Danjuma, Joshua Dogonyaro and Zamani Lekwot and elders like; Elder Solomon Asemota, Elder Moses Ihonde, Elder Shyngle Wigwe and Dr. Chukwuemeka Ezeife went to meet the president to make false a bellyache of Islamization of the country.

But you forget that,

All courses from primary to university are being taught in English, the language which Nigerian Christians are reading their bible. Yet Nigerian Muslims never cry of Christianization.

Muslims must go to work on Fridays but Saturdays and Sundays are declared weekends for Christians to go churches. That’s not Christianization enough.

Of 16 years of PDP rule: 14 years were for southern Christians and only 2 years were for Muslims. Yet there was no brawl of Christianization

For years Christianity was the only religious knowledge taught in public schools, while the Muslims were denied the opportunity to learn their religion and its language. It didn’t look like Christianization.

Our assembly morning prayer sessions in school was compulsorily in Christian Lord's prayers for all students irrespective of faiths. Where we had to close our eyes and recite the Lord’s prayer and sing Christmas Carol. Many of us can still sing these songs without problem. This still did not translate to Christianization.

Do you still remember you went round Public schools distributing Bibles? There was hardly any student who owned not one. The similitude was done in public hospitals placing Bibles at the heads of patients all in the name of praying for them. This was not Christianization.

The removal of Arabic Ajami script from the Naira Notes during Jonathan’s regime did not also mean satisfying your religious bigotry, forgetting that the Hausa-Fulani was long Arabic speaking before Nigeria got her independence. Moreover, English is also a Westo-Christian Language. No one is addressing the Cross Symbol of health used in hospitals.

When the president Ayo Orisejafor was involved in a purported S9.3 arms deal in 2014 with two Nigerians and an Isreali, no one saw it as Christianization. What would have been the aftermath if the Sultan owned the jet?

So, why have you been shouting wolves where there is none?

Is it to blindfold us of the ongoing Christianization in the country?

Or the only way Christian leaders in the country can galvanize their base in an attempt to remain relevant?

Is it a plan to frustrate the unity, peace and progress in the country or a plan to take us back in to the mud, or to cause dissonance in our consonance?

Why are you invariably becoming alarmists, schizophrenics and self-delusional?

So I say,
If appearing in modest attires free of immorality and debauchery on TV is what you call Islamization, then let’s Islamize it.

If Oloyede is blocking all loopholes of corruption in Jamb sector and remit N5b from Jamb to the coffers of the Federal Government is what you call Islamization, then, let’s Islamize it.

If Dr Amina Muhammed who has strong background in global affairs, development, diplomacy, human rights and humanitarian action, making her the 5th deputy secretary-general of UN is also Islamization, then let’s Islamize it.

If Professor Attahiru Jega’s display of maturity and political sagacity to Godsday Orubebe’s outburst and disruption of 2015 election process is what you call Islamization, then, let’s Islamize it

If having PMB, Sultan Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar, Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Justice Ayo Salami and world Judge; Justice Bola Ajibola, as qualitative and not quantitative Nigerians is what threatens you of Islamization, then let’s Islamize it.

After all, if you claim to be educated then education needs another definition.
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