Music and young generation - an Islamic perspective
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Music and young generation - an Islamic perspective By: Iftikhar Islam | Monday 9 June 2014 | Passionate Writers | Nowadays, we see almost
all youngsters, including da’ees (obviously females included), are
involved in listening music in one or the other way. Music has
penetrated in our lives so drastically and we are now in dilemma to
recognize whether it is really haram. We are not sure to consider a sin
as a sin. The destruction of Muslims start when they no longer consider
sins to be sins (and ask what’s wrong in it).
Allah commands the
Prophet (peace be upon him) to say “If you love Allah then follow me”
and the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said “I have come to
destroy music”. This statement is enough for a practicing Muslim,
especially da’ees, to refrain from listening to music; in fact we should
stay away from it. Allah says in the Quran “O you, who believed, enter
into Islam wholeheartedly and do not follow the footsteps of Satan, for
he is to you an open enemy” (Surah Baqarah (2): 201). These commandments
are enough for us to stay away from music and utilize our time in
research and development of our dawah work.