Soldiers Of allah rock man!!! Even my dad hu normally refers to rap as 'rap crap' thinks they cool!! They inspired my user name, C? But they not as gud as 786 or Native Deen!
if you want to know what I think of 786 you should go to that thread. Native Deen, in my opinion, can do a lot better without instruments playing in the background. The point for nasheeds is to divert our attention for mainstream music. But when artists like Soldiers of Allah, Native Deen and 786 copy the styles of kufr music, does that mean we are compromising our faith? The lyrics in many of nasheeds are powerful and inspiring but when they imitate the techinique of non muslims, all of us are entering dangerous waters.
"Faisbir sabran jameelan".Therefore endure with a goodly patience (70:05)
why did this site take off soldiers of Allah from the nasheeds
can some one explain why Soldiers of Allah nasheeds were taken off this site? :mad:
Can some one please tell me?
Last edited by zAk; 09-21-2005 at 07:31 AM.
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In the heavens and the earth there are certainly signs for the believers. And in your creation and all the creatures He has scattered about there are signs for people with certainty.
(Surat al-Jathiyah: 3-4)
i dont think using those insturments is haram. it is only sound and nothing more, besides they focused a lot on the lyrics and until now i think they have the best music out there, the message they give out is the best because they tell it how it is. they openly express Islam as the perfect system and dont compromise islam like many other muslims in the world today. Also they have inspierd me to be a better muslim! not become some type of kafir because they use an insturment.
Allah hafiz
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In the heavens and the earth there are certainly signs for the believers. And in your creation and all the creatures He has scattered about there are signs for people with certainty.
(Surat al-Jathiyah: 3-4)
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