The permissibility of listening to music in Islam is a subject of debate among scholars. Some believe it is haraam (forbidden) due to concerns about its potential to distract from religious duties or promote immoral behavior. Others argue that music can be permissible if it does not contain inappropriate content and does not lead one away from their faith. Ultimately, interpretations vary, and individuals are encouraged to consult knowledgeable sources within their community.
Argentineans listen to music that they can Tango to
No. I listen to Christian music on a regular.
Peasants would listen to music in church and at festivals.
they listen to synthetic music and that kinda stuff
the music we listen to is stuck in our head! but if we listen to something new we can sort of refresh our brains!
Music is not haraam, but when the lyrics speak of sex, drugs, and violence it becomes haraam
Organizing festivals that include things such as singing and music, mixing of men and women, and bringing in musicians is forbidden, because there is evidence that such things are haraam and can cause people to fall into what Allaah has forbidden as immoral and evil actions. It is haraam for the Muslim to organize parties or festivals that include haraam things, such as singing and music, mixing of men and women, and bringing charlatan magicians, because there is a great deal of shar'i evidence that indicates that such things are haraam and they are causes of people falling into that which Allaah has forbidden of immoral and evil actions.
Yes it is Haraam.
Argentineans listen to music that they can Tango to
do you scram when you listen to music
do you scram when you listen to music
sheesha is haraam because it is a form of smoking. Smoking is haraam beacause it is a form of intoxicating yourself. Anything that has to do with making you intoxicated is haraam.:)
They listen to old folk music
Think they listen to pop music , romance
Merengue, and Bachata
What type of music did the Hispanic listen to?
they listen to classical music