Isaac
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The stronger opinion and no doubt the most praiseworthy opinion is to stay clear of music accompanied with instruments. If you read the shaykhs article and analyse it carefuly he talks about the conditions which must be met, or that music must not be accompanied with haram acts such as consumption of alcohol and the freemixing of the opposite gendre.
If you look at the music industry today in Islam, because thats what it has become, most if not all of these are gatherings are neglectful of the law of hijaab. From the last 5-10 years music has become a part of Islam to the extent where people can not gather together and give in the cause of Allah without hearing an artist perform. The use of musical instruments has only become prevalent amonst the younger generation in the last 5-6 years, the singing is now accompanied with videos which just further takes the whole idea of music being permissable under certain situations to a whole new extreme.
An interesting article. However one must read it carefuly and not think that is permissable to hold weekly music gatherings, where men and women can mix and use it as recreational time!!!!
If you look at the music industry today in Islam, because thats what it has become, most if not all of these are gatherings are neglectful of the law of hijaab. From the last 5-10 years music has become a part of Islam to the extent where people can not gather together and give in the cause of Allah without hearing an artist perform. The use of musical instruments has only become prevalent amonst the younger generation in the last 5-6 years, the singing is now accompanied with videos which just further takes the whole idea of music being permissable under certain situations to a whole new extreme.
An interesting article. However one must read it carefuly and not think that is permissable to hold weekly music gatherings, where men and women can mix and use it as recreational time!!!!
