yes
harram
The first Mu'adhin in Islam was Bilal ibn Ribah, and he was the first African convert to Islam.
no its harram
No it is not haram so long the food itself is not haram. Haram is prohibited all the times including sex times and halal is allowed all the times. It is your choice that makes it Halal or Haram depending on what you do or eat! Please educate yourself about Islam. See these links.
The month of Moharram is called as Ul-Harram because it is one of the four months (of the Lunar Calendar) in which it is harram (forbidden) to set into wars, attacks or quarrels among the Arabs. The other months are Rajab (7th month), ZulQueda (11th month), and Zulhejjah (12th month).
coke is not harram but some argue it is. The particular substance is caffeine which may harm your body which is harram but to be honest, nearly every food containing sugar can harm your body. The amount of sugar in coke is too much so it can cause diabeetes and that's why people may call it harram. JUST DRINK IT, QUR'AN DOESNT SAY ANYTHING ABOUT IT :d
tera sir harram zyadeya teri maa chud
The first Islamic call to praying (A'zan) was said by Bilal Ibn Ribah. He was an Ethiopian and born in Mecca in the late 6th century. The prophet Muhammad chose Bilal as the caller for praying (Mua'zzin). He was among the slaves that were freed by Abu Bakr. He was one of the very early Islam followers.
ts comepletly harram for a Muslim girl to marry a non beilever
Well the majority of population are muslims so Islam.
Well, honey, listening to music is a bit of a touchy subject in Islam because some scholars believe it can distract you from your spiritual path. But let's be real, music is like a universal language that speaks to the soul, so if you're jamming out responsibly and not getting too wild, you should be just fine. Just remember, moderation is key, darling.
A muezzin is the person who performs the call to prayer (adhan) at a mosque. The first muezzin was an Ethiopian man named Bilal ibn Ribah, who was a companion of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). Bilal was the first muezzin to perform the adhan in Makkah (Mecca).