Nasheed's: please help me rid myself of kafr music!

**Salah ud Deen** · 10-09-2005

Assalamu aliykum,

I was hoping that my brothers and sisters could help me. I want to break my habit of listening to hip hop and rock music but I am having a hard time. I would like to replace what I listen to with nasheed's but I can't find many that I like. I have found a few such as Asad Al Fallujah and some that are on jihad video's coming out of Iraq that I really love. Please drop links in this thread that I can download so I can replace a bad habit with a good habit. I ask Allah for forgiveness for all of us and may we be guided and saved from the darkness of our sins. Ameen.

Wa salaam,

Salah

**akhi** · 10-09-2005

السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته

http://download.al-islaam.com/audiov...dioenvideo.htm

http://nadeem.lightuponlight.com/indexislamicsongs.html

**Salema** · 10-09-2005

U CAN LISTEN IN THE MEDIA SECTION TO ZAIN BHIKA'S NASHEEDS..VERY BEAUTIFUL..MASHALLAH..!

**halupalu** · 10-09-2005

u can listen t oda arabic nasheeds in islamic forum

**ilhaam** · 10-09-2005

aslm,wrwb
hey brother...nice on there!
try native deen..they a group from the states kinda rap..though with islamic lyrics...lemme know what you think of it!got abit of base too much..though thier words a good start of there...then onto less base stuff...oh yeah zirul e lahe?heard of em...aint no base with percussion..good!
fee amanillah,was salaam

**baby_muslimah15** · 10-09-2005

Well I listen to Native Deen cuz they sound like hip-hop and R&B.....So you might like dat, far as rock sorry cant help wit dat 1.....I dont listen 2 rock!!!!

**islamonline** · 10-09-2005

i strongly recommend this talk alhamdulillah has changed the outlook to music of many.

Music and Its Evils

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**Salah ud Deen** · 10-10-2005

Originally Posted by baby_muslimah15

Well I listen to Native Deen cuz they sound like hip-hop and R&B.....So you might like dat, far as rock sorry cant help wit dat 1.....I dont listen 2 rock!!!!

I've heard of Native Deen before. And I have some Soldiers of Allah, MPAC, and others that I listen to. But what I am finding I like is nasheeds that are more upbeat. I have heard some of these on jihad video's that I have seen coming out of Iraq and I loved them.

**F.Y.** · 10-10-2005

Well I dont know about upbeat, but Dawud Wharnsby has always been my fav. He's a Canadian revert and used to be a musician, but now focuses his efforts into nasheeds with an islamic theme. They are in the nasheeds section load-islam.com or you can go to www.radioislam.com and click on Melodies at the top of the page.

Hope that helps.

**Noor** · 10-10-2005

If you really want to rid your soul of music and so forth, I advise you to completely abandon music altogether, as in Nasheeds and Kufr music. Some Nasheeds claim to uphold islamic merit, however, they at times imitate the kufr (adding instruments and so forth) making that nasheed, Haraam! Examples would be; 786, Soldiers of Allah, and Sami Yusuf.

"But there are, among men, those who purchase idle tales (Music, singing etc), without knowledge (or meaning), to mislead (men) from the Path of Allah and throw ridicule (on the Path): for such there will be a Humiliating Penalty." 31:6

Remember my brothers and sisters "Verily in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest!" 13;28 and where can we connect with Allah the most? The HOLY QURA"AN!

So I encourage you my dear brothers and sisters to shut off our so called ''islamic'' songs and open the pages of the most Nobel of books. Turn up the volume on the great recitations of the Quran provided by the gifted ones.

"When the Qur'an is read, listen to it with attention, and hold your peace: that ye may receive Mercy." 7:207

Indeed we are in need of Allah's Mercy.

May Allah guide us to the straightest of paths. Ameen!

**akhi** · 10-10-2005

Listen to some of ahmed bukhatir's nasheeds.
Mashallah his voice and lyrics are beutiful

**Shadow** · 10-10-2005

as salaamu alykum
brother i used to be one of the biggest hip hop fans ever
one day when i found out music is haram i stopped listening to it
it was very easy to avoid music at first but the songs ringing bak in my head and tht was very hard to get rid off
but alhamdulilah i did although most of the song lyrics still ring in my head, i try my best to be the best i can as a muslim
and i found out so far tht there r 2 ways u can stop doing bad things

1.the persuasive method: u can persuade urself to stop listening to music

2.the scary method:u can read the hadiths n stuff tht say the punishment for those who listen to music while neglecting the duty of Allah

for me the thing tht stopped my music listening spree was the persuasive method but later on when i got tempted to listen to music i had to use the second method cuz it was the only way to convince me to stop listening to music

okay now dont think im loonie or something just cuz i convince myself by scaring myself on purpose

heres wht u shud do
recite the quran everytime ur music temptation comes
then recite it again loudly so u can hear ur own recitation very clearly
then after tht go to this site

http://english.islamway.com/bindex.p...&recitor_id=17

or this site

http://english.islamway.com/bindex.p...&recitor_id=28

and listen to those 2 dudes recite the quran
when i first listened to Sheik Su'ud Shuraim (the first link)
i almost cried, u cud see tears in my eyes u know

neways try ur best to listen to the quran n go online n read books about the harms n danger of music

tht is the best i can help
thanx for takin the time to read all this
peace be upon u

ps.
u can try to make one of the links above ur home page cuz if its ur home page then it might help u more

**mof** · 10-11-2005

More here..
http://www.mofussir.co.uk/islam/nasheeds

also you can listen to the holy quran being recited, recitors include Abdul Rahman Al Sudais, Muhammed Jibreel...
http://www.mofussir.co.uk/islam/recitation

**Umm Yoosuf** · 10-11-2005

Listen to the Quran

and try and momorising it.

**esmael** · 10-17-2005

thanks

**Raizins** · 02-19-2009

I love dawud wharnsby, talib al-habib, yahya hawa, and uhm a lot of random nasheed artists. native deens pretty sweet too.
and theres a bunch of arabic anasheed on http://www.inshad.com and http://www.enshad.net .