I am a recent convert and my understanding is that all music is forbidden "anything with an instrument". I can understand "anything with lyrics", but I am having trouble understanding. Then I find stuff like "hip hop with an Islamic message". On that same note, how can something instrumental be construed as something for/against Allah on its own? I guess what I am saying, wouldn't it be more important the intent of the singer/speaker/musician? My question is, if something (for example, a song) is written to glorify Islam and Allah, why is it forbidden? On that same thread, I suppose it would be like saying "I am going to get drunk for the name of God", i.e. that you cannot do something that is forbidden, even to attempt to praise Allah.
Secondly, if not all music is forbidden, are there any songs that complement the studying the Quaran? Excuse me if this is inappropriate and/or insulting to even ask.
Yikes, look at that, I've confused myself.
Secondly, if not all music is forbidden, are there any songs that complement the studying the Quaran? Excuse me if this is inappropriate and/or insulting to even ask.
Yikes, look at that, I've confused myself.
