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Ameen.

Thank you brother, you as well. Ameen

Ameen

Ameen Ya Rabbal Alameen and to all the Muslims Ameen

Ameen, Ya Rabbil Alameen.

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I live in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 and I listened to Sheikh Assim also when I lived in Europe. I don't know why that would be weird if someone from Frisco listened to him

@@nnm7761Is it you!?!!!

Wafeekum Barik Allah.. Jazakum Allahu Khairan

Allahumma Ameen

hey thank you for this comment you refreshed my iman may allah bless u for that

What's the grade on this hadith?

@@Zual-Kifl its in sahih bukhari 5590

@@thaknobodi Not source, I meant what grade does the hadith have?

@@Zual-Kiflsahih bukhari has sound hadith.

waiyyakum

inlove my malaysian brothers and sisters for the sake of Allah, and everything they do which is from the religion, may Allah bless them and their country but malaysia seems pretty weird to me, like their culture today looks like capitalism version of islam to me.

I am pretty sure listening and making it isn't permitted. It's a test to see the weak from the strong.

quran is not the only source for Islam, Quran singing (which distracts from the dhikr) isvharam too. today there are people who seem to praise allah with music but they dont realize they don‘t come close to Allah bc they refuse to accept the commands of the prophet saw

The majority of music is evil and the majority of non Muslims practice it. Getting tied up to it brings you closer to their ideals and immorals. But if was was only used in a beautiful subtle way (like in the background) and clear words of goodness for Allah were promoted, then it can only be a good thing. If it fills your heart with love of Allah and his beloved prophet(pbuh) then there is a place for it. Unfortunately many Muslims who listen to music are drawn in to the ways of the unbelievers. May Allah protect us.

Don't use instruments, only vocals allowed🗿

@@faizm937 I was only joking. But hey, you could play vocals through the electronic dj instrument. In the end, it is a sound recording

nope it's not.. instruments are haram ... singing is halal.. end of discussion

@miidoo443 even singing melodiously mimicking instruments, is also impermissible. A lot of inspirational RU-vid videos use background vocals which are EDITED to give an instrumental sound. No singing, and no instruments.

@@Ascended_Being that's called vocal tuning, as long as it involves any beating that allows anyone to move their body, it's haram otherwise it's permissible.Allah knows best..

The music he does is about lessons and family stuff, I enjoyed his music for that part.

Everyone's provisions are written before they are born

@Angelo-Rules so the caller has a chance to improve his living condition and life and he is suppose to reject that and suffer?

@@akuma4u there are 1000s of income sources. Music can't be the only thing available

​@Angelo-Rules he has been trained and specializes in the field of music. That is his livelihood. That is his specialty. Do u not get that? Do u know how hard it is to find work right now? He has opportunities in his field and u want him to reject that and learn something new and waste time and more importantly, waste a chance to make money so he can live and pay rent and eat? U r not thinking sensibly.

@@akuma4u if someone was trained to make drugs, should they continue? You will get your salary regardless of the means. The amount of money has been decreed and predestined. You can decide whether you want to do things the halal way or the dubious ways

That is why the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم told us that Islam is a middle path not a radical one. The most middle & perfect path is his path صلى الله عليه وسلم no one can be better than him

@@yourfriends you missed my point completely

@@yourfriends a middle path would suggest that music is permissible under certain circumstances. Specifically that no additional transgressions are made and that Islam is upheld, and that the music in itself does not condone or promote evil behavior with words or suggestions or illicit talk, such as the violent rap music known in America and elsewhere.

​@@nnm7761The companion Abdullah bin Abbas said: A man said to Abdullah bin Abbas, may God be pleased with them both: What do you say about singing, is it permissible or forbidden? He said: I do not say it is forbidden except what is in the Book of God. He said: Is it permissible? He said: I do not say that. Then he said to him: Have you seen truth and falsehood? When they come on the Day of Resurrection, where will the singing be? The man said: He will be with falsehood, so Ibn Abbas said to him: Go, you have given yourself a fatwa. (Ighitha al-Lahfan by Ibn al-Qayyim, p. 246). Al-Qasim bin Muhammad (born Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him): A man asked Al-Qasim bin Muhammad about singing, and he said: I forbid you from it and I hate it for you. He said: Is it forbidden? Al-Qasim said: Look, my nephew, if God distinguishes truth from falsehood, in which of them he makes singing; (Sunan al-Bayhaqi, vol. 10, p. 224). God Almighty said: “And among the people is he who buys idle talk to mislead him from the path of God without knowledge, and takes it in jest. Such is theirs is a humiliating punishment.” [Luqman] :6]. Ibn Jarir al-Tabari narrated on the authority of Saeed bin Jubayr, on the authority of Abu al-Sahba al-Bakri, that he heard Abdullah bin Masoud, may God be pleased with them both, asking about this verse: “And among the people is he who buys idle talk in order to stray from the path of God without knowledge.” So Abdullah said: Singing, and by the One there is no god Except Him, he repeats it three times. (Tafsir Ibn Jarir al-Tabari, vol. 21, p. 61). Ibn Masoud was one of the most knowledgeable companions in the Qur’an and he swore that this verse talks about singing Among those who said that what is meant by lulling the hadith in this noble verse is singing and listening to it, and the like: Abdullah Ibn Abbas, Jabir Ibn Abdullah, Ikrimah, Saeed Ibn Jubair, Mujahid, Makhul, Amr Ibn Shuaib, and Ali Ibn Badhimah. (Tafsir Ibn Kathir, vol. 11, p. 46). Al-Hasan Al-Basri, may God have mercy on him, said: This verse, “And among the people is he who buys idle talk,” was revealed in singing and psalms. (Tafsir Ibn Abi Hatim, vol. 9, p. 3096, no. 17526).

@@akuma4u you didn’t make a valid point to be missed in the first place