Nasheed for studying| relaxation| with rain sounds| no music 

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alhamdoulillah , i'm so happy for uu , keep working on your self and u will arrive to the point where music is arround u but u don't enjoy it inchallah , don't let satan win !and read quraan so much , it's the major thing that can help u inchallah ♥♥

MAA SHAA ALLAH , may ALLAH SUBHANAHU WA TA'ALA bless u abundantly always dear sister 😊

I tried to stop listening to music for a brief time, but in the end give up,guess i didn’t try hard to keep my promise to myself.everytime i listen, i keep thinking i shouldn’t or this will be the last time.i don't know how to stop,but i want to.

@@sunnyside_down345 salam , u have to keep trying untill we will arrive to a point where u will be much stronger and u will be able to stop them definitly , we are human beings so we make sins , we are weak behind them but the most important thing is to come back and ask forgivness from god , and ask him to help u throw this road , try to start memorizing quraan and make ur time full with good things , day by day u will feel that there is no need to music , and when u just feel like u want to listen to music , try to search for nasheed or any song without music and witch the words arn't bad . the golden rule is that u have to keep in mind that You have to repent every time u do a mistake wheather it's music or something else ! and like this u will surtenly become stronger and stay far from them if u have a sincere intent .may allah subhanah wa taala helps u 🍀

I feel the same way. I had stopped listening to music for a long time but then college started and now and then I would listen to music and it didn’t feel good on my soul at all. But Alhamdulillah now I’m trying to completely stop music again.

alhamdullilah yes

The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said that, Singing breeds hypocrisy in the heart like watering a field. (گانا دل میں نفاق ایسے اگاتا ہے جیسے پانی کھیتی کو)

@@Ibn_Ahmad. he didn’t say that. Nothing can be known of what he said outside the Quran.

@@lets_wrapitup I bet u r not a Muslim. A true Muslim can't say that.😡

@@Ibn_Ahmad. actually a true Muslim must say that WHENEVER ‘HADITH’ DENOTES ANYTHING BESIDES THE QURAN, IT IS ALWAYS CONDEMNED Wherever the word ‘hadith’ appears in the Quran to denote anything besides the Quran - in all the 20 instances - it is always used in a negative sense and in a tone of strong disapproval. See: 4:42, 4:78, 4:87, 4:140, 6:68, 7:185, 12:111, 18:6, 23:44, 31:6, 33:53, 34:19, 39:23, 45:6, 52:34, 53:59, 56:81, 66:3, 68:44, 77:50. Here are a few examples that demand thoughtful consideration: And whose HADITH is more truthful than God’s? 4:87 Then in which HADITH after this will they believe? 7:185 This is not a fabricated HADITH, but a confirmation of what is before it, and a detailed explanation of everything, and a guide and a mercy to a people acknowledging. 12:111 And among the people there are those who purchase baseless HADITHS to divert from the way of God without knowledge, making mockery of it. 31:6 God has been sending down the best HADITH, a Book, fully consistent. 39:23 These are God’s messages that We recite unto thee in truth. So, in which HADITH after God and His messages will they believe? 45:6 Then in which HADITH after this will they believe? 77:50 Hence, this is one basic statement regarding the hadith - repeated in various ways over and over again throughout the Quran: Fabi-ayyi hadeethin baAAdahu yu’minoon 7:185, 77:50 DO NOT UPHOLD any OTHER HADITH but the QURAN ONLY. THE MAIN OBJECTIONS THE QURAN MAKES TO HADITH Below we will go through the main objections the Quran makes to Hadith: The Quran disapproves of all hadiths apart from the Quran The Quran endorses and is concerned about no other hadith but only ‘ahsana alhadeethi’ (‘the best hadith’ or ‘the better hadith’), i.e. the Quran, which is claimed to be fully consistent, in contrast to other hadiths, which are invented by many people and are, therefore, contradicting one another: God has been sending down the best HADITH, a Book fully consistent in its oft-repeating, whereat shiver the skins of those who of their Sustainer stand in awe. 39:23 The Quran strongly maintains that it is very different from all other hadiths that Muhammadans would fabricate as illegitimate authorities besides the Quran: Then let them produce a HADITH like this, if they are truthful. 52:34 But they cannot hide any HADITH from God. 4:42 What is amiss with these people, they do not understand a HADITH? 4:78 And whose HADITH is more truthful than God’s? 4:87 This is not a fabricated HADITH, but a confirmation of what is before it, and a detailed explanation of everything, and a guide and a mercy to a people acknowledging. 12:111 Thus the sole emphasis of the Quran is on the Quran only, and not on any hadith: Should you grieve yourself to death if they believe not in this HADITH? 18:6 Do you then find this HADITH strange? 53:59 Are you disregarding this HADITH? 56:81 Then in which HADITH after this will they believe? 77:50 The Quran predicts that muslim polytheists would call their forged teachings hadith The Quran thus seems to have been aware that the so-called Muslims who would revert back to polytheism in the form of ‘Muhammadanism’ would call their forged teachings hadith (12:111; 31:6; 33:38; 35:43; 45:6; 52:34; 77:50): Then in which HADITH after this will they believe? 7:185 Fabi-ayyi hadeethin baAAdahuyu/minoona Here deserves serious attention the expression ‘after this’ (‘baAAdahu’), alluding to a future time in history following the Quranic revelation (cf. So what is after the Truth, except misguidance? 10:32). Please note that whenever the word hadith is used for a word other than the Quran, it is always used in a negative context. The Quran distances itself from all hadiths Below the Quran carefully separates itself from all hadiths, by claiming that it is not ‘fabricated’ like them and that, as ‘a guide and a mercy’, it is sufficiently detailed and self-explaining, so that it doesn’t require alongside any hadith: This is not a fabricated HADITH, but a confirmation of what is before it, and a detailed explanation of everything, and a guide and a mercy to a people acknowledging. 12:111 The Quran instructs to keep distance from hadithmongers who would mock the quranic messages and import corruption to Islam The word hadith is used in a sense of ‘loose topic’ in the following verses, where the Quran stresses on keeping distance from those who plunge into various hadiths that actually mock the actual hadith, the Quran. Please note once again that whenever the word hadith is used in the Quran for a word other than the Quran, it is always used in a negative context: And when you see those who engage in mocking Our messages, then turn away from them until they move on to a different HADITH. 6:68 When you hear God’s messages being rejected and ridiculed in, then do not sit with them until they move on to a different HADITH. 4:140 This allegorically discourages all ‘hadiths’ as they ‘reject and ridicule’ messages of the Quran (‘… God’s messages being rejected and ridiculed in’; cf. 31:6), which is otherwise ‘the Best Hadith’ (‘a different hadith’). The Quran also predicts and warns about imams of hadith and hadithists The Quran predicts and warns about Imams of Hadith and hadithists, who would invest their time in unfounded hadiths and thus would import corruption to Islam, making mockery of the Quran: And among the people there are those who purchase baseless HADITHS to divert from the way of God without knowledge, making mockery of it. For those is a humiliating retribution. 31:6 The above verse as well as its context can be translated also in the future tense. One main reason Muslims throughout the world currently are suffering a humiliating retribution is hadithism. In order to rescue the ‘Imams’ of Hadith from the above disclosure, some commentators tried to explain away ‘baseless hadiths’ (‘Lahwal Hadith’) as music, which, obviously, makes no sense, whether linguistic or contextual. An example of the verb ‘purchase’ (‘yashtaroona’) in a similar context: They purchased error for petty gains. 4:44 The Quran challenges the idea that it needs hadith as a supplement The Quran disagrees with the hadithists who consider messages of the Quran as insufficient or incomplete, and thus resort to the hadith literature as an annexe to it: These are God’s messages that We recite unto thee in truth. So, in which HADITH after God and His messages will they believe? 45:6 So, obeying the messenger means obeying the message of the messenger, i.e. the message of the Quran, not of any fabricated hadith. Here demands serious attention the expression ‘after God and His messages’, alluding to a future time in history following the Quranic revelation. It is noteworthy that the verse above not only condemns ‘Hadith’ straightaway by its name, its immediate context calls it a ‘blasphemous fabrication’ or forgery and seriously warns fabricators of hadiths (cf. 26:222) about their ignoring of Quranic messages: These are God’s messages that We recite unto thee in truth. So, in which HADITH after God and His messages will they believe?/ Woe to every guilty fabricator;/ He hears God’s messages recited unto him, yet persists arrogantly, as if he had not heard them: then give him tidings of a painful retribution!/ And if he learns anything from Our messages, he takes it for a jest. For these is a humiliating retribution. 45:6-9 The Quran declares that minds polluted with hadiths would hardly understand the Quran According to the passage below, those who approach the Quran with minds contaminated with man-made hadiths, preconceived notions and extrinsic material, will never correctly understand it; only those who are ‘purified’ - i.e. who approach the book with an open, unbiased mind - will be able to touch (comprehend) it: None touches it except the purified./ A descent from the Sustainer of the worlds!/ Are you disregarding this HADITH?/ And make your denial your livelihood? 56:79-82 The Quran discourages listening to hadiths and criticizes their sharing, reporting and spreading The word ‘hadith’ occurs twice in the Quran in connection with Muhammad. One is below, which, when rendered figuratively, discourages listening to the hadiths, by discouraging ‘waiting for a hadith’ from Muhammad: O you who acknowledge, do not enter the prophet’s dwellings unless invited. … When you finish dining, you shall leave, without staying to wait for a HADITH. 33:53 The other is below, which criticizes sharing, reporting or spreading of ‘hadiths’ heard from the Prophet: When the prophet disclosed a HADITH to one of his wives, then one of them spread it, and God let him know about it, he recognized part of it and denied part. 66:3 Thus, one should not seek Prophet’s ‘hadiths’, i.e. his personal statements (33:53), and one should not transmit them to others (66:3).

Same I'm happy I stopped bc instead of going to music for help we should go to our creator who can actually do something

So good explanation MashaAllah!

Well said

😊❤I also stopped listening to music I felt that it's controlling my emotions sometimes makes me think something bad I'm glad I stopped listening to music I was addicted to it but now I listen to beautiful nasheeds❤❤❤

@@starlight5492 💚🌿

is this background music of astagfirullah nasheed halal?

@@mst.azizunnahar9788 sis this nasheed is Halal 💯 because it doesn't have any background music it's vocals only with the rain sound ❤️

Blkllllll sahi!!!!!!

Yeah ! This is very helpfull for attention in studies .

Like us haha

Assalam o alaikum Brother don't write in Sha Allah together (in joint) this will totally change the meaning. I hope you will correct it. You can also google it.

IN SHAA ALLAH , ameen , ALLAH HU AKBAR , ALLAH SUBHANAHU WA TA'ALA never disappoints anyone 😊 IN SHAA ALLAH , ALLAH SUBHANAHU WA TA'ALA reward us all abundantly ...

Good

ALLAHUMA AMEEN SUMMA AMEEN YA RAB ALALAMEEN ❤

And our parents!!

aaminn, that's so nice of you, thank you😢💖

Music is haram

@@Mustafa_Shahzad Not neccesarily, only music with bad words or devilish meanings. Inshallah, we try to leave these types of music and listen to nasheeds and other beautiful recitations instead.

@@emirrezakhanmohamedzubirju3936 You are completely wrong, and contradicting the 4 imams. The prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم forbade *musical instruments*.

@@emirrezakhanmohamedzubirju3936 Listening to songs is prohibited (harām) due to the saying of Allah: وَمِنَ النَّاسِ مَن يَشْتَرِي لَهْوَ الْحَدِيثِ لِيُضِلَّ عَن سَبِيلِ اللَّهِ بِغَيْرِ عِلْمٍ وَيَتَّخِذَهَا هُزُوًا ۚ أُولَٰئِكَ لَهُمْ عَذَابٌ مُّهِينٌ - 31:6 “And of the people is he who buys the amusement of speech to mislead others from the way of Allah without knowledge and who takes it in ridicule. Those will have a humiliating punishment.” (Luqmān: 6) The “amusement of speech’ is singing as was explained by a group of the Sahābah such as Ibn Mas’ūd (radiyallāhu ‘anhu). There is a hadeeth reported in Saheeh Al-Bukhāri (no. 5590) that the Prophet (salallāhu ‘alaihi wasallam) said: “There will be a people at the end of time who will make permissible fornication, silk (for men), wine and musical instruments ―Allah will cause the earth to swallow them up.” The Prophet (salallāhu ‘alaihi wasallam) put musical instruments alongside fornication, wearing of silk for men and the drinking of wine (alcohol) ―all of these things are harām. So this proves that music is harām ―that includes musical instruments and singing. (See Al-Jāmi’ fī Fiqhil-‘Allāmah Ibn Bāz, p. 1203) Allah stated: “And of the people is he who buys the amusement of speech to mislead others from the way of Allah without knowledge and who takes it in ridicule. Those will have a humiliating punishment.” (Luqmān: 6) Ibn ‘Abbās said: “It refers to singing.” (Tafsīr At-Tabari) Hasan Al-Basrī: said: “The verse was revealed concerning flutes and singing.” (Tafsīr Ibn Kathīr) Ibn Mas’ūd said: “By Allah besides whom there is none worthy of worship, it refers to singing.” And he repeated it three times. And the same was reported from Ibn ‘Umar. (See Ighāthatul-Luhfān of Ibn Al-Qayyim) Shaikh Al-Albānī explained that the hadeeths forbidding musical instruments are clearcut without ambiguity, except for the simple drum that is played by women at weddings or on ‘Eid. The Four Imāms: Abu Hanīfah, Mālik, Shāfi’i and Ahmad are in agreement upon this forbiddance. (See As-Saheehah 1/145) An-Nahās (rahimahullah) stated: “It (music and singing) is forbidden by the Book and Sunnah.” At-Tabaree stated: “The scholars of the various lands are in agreement regarding the dislike of singing (and music) and it’s prohibition.” Imām Al-Awzā’ee stated: “Do not enter a waleemah (wedding) where there is singing and music.” Shaikhul-Islām Ibn Taymiyyah stated: “The position of the Imāms of the Four Schools of Jurisprudence is that all musical instruments are harām… and it is not narrated from any of the followers of the Imāms that they disputed concerning this.” (Majmū’ al-Fatawa) The Prophet (salallāhu ‘alaihi wassallam) said: “There will be people from my Ummah who will make fornication, wearing silk, intoxicants and musical instruments halāl… Allah will destroy them during the night, causing the mountain to fall on them, transforming others into monkeys and pigs..” (Bukhārī no. 5590)

@@emirrezakhanmohamedzubirju3936 Al-Awzā’ī said that ‘Umar b. ‘Abdul-‘Azīz (d. 101AH) wrote to ‘Umar b. Al-Walīd stating at the end, “Your openly allowing musical instruments and flutes is an innovation in Islam. I was considering sending someone to cut off your evil forelock of hair!” (Nasā’ī no. 4135, Sahīh)

I'm sorry but you can't swear sis/bro 😄

ameen !

Masha'allah Brother 😊

😄

Not music bro nasheed

True

I’m crying right now, it’s so beautiful masha’allah tabarakallah

MashAllah

how do feel without listening to music

@@fatimafatima-yz1jz without that haram I'm happy and better now.😊

Me too i don't want music

@@mimi11663 May ALLAH grant you highest rank in jannat ul firduas sis. Ameen 😊❤

Hey i need help i am trying to stop doing it got any tips??

May Allah make it easy for you. Keep it up.

Amen

Bro these songs contains instrumental music... better to avoid them... In Sha Allah

It is not haram, if you feel your love(mahabbah) become more stronger than why not,

​@@nabilaalmagfirah6700 if it contains instrumental music it's a song. song is haram

Instruments arent haram in my mazhab so long as it doesn't lead you to any kind of haram

You can't tell all the instruments all the music is haram in Islam. This is not true. Please don't make people escape from Islam. Music and instruments are quite halal and beneficial when they are used in the correct way.

اللهم قوي اماننا

Thanks to Allah tala 💝

try listening to Omar Hisham Al Arabi I always listen to his recitation while studying and it feels so peaceful I am giving u the best suggestion seriously try it now and you will love it. Thank me laterrr...

@@Burney960 tooo good jazakallah. 😌 I really loved it and I can Focus moree. 💯 Jazakallahu khair ✨

*Ma Sha Allah* Search *Muhammad Ul Muqite* on You Tube you will be find his channel his Nasheeds are So good. The first nasheed of this video was also of his.

@@Burney960 that's true. I also listen to Omar hishami he has such a beautiful voice Mashallah 🇮🇳💖👍❤️🤲🕋

Even search for surah Al Maryam recitation by Hamid Malikzay 😇.... you will feel relaxed inshallah....thank me later hahaha 😄💐🤌

Ameen

Ameen

Ameen

Ameen

Ameen!!

alhamdulilah🙂

omg same!

@@user-jn4wf7li5u I pray u stay on the nasheed route and dont fall into the traps of music ameen ^-^

I am 15as well😅

yh im 14, but also studying with this really cool guys. Bintkhayr

Ameen

me too

Trust me, as someone who's become obsessed with music, your parents are doing you a favour.Nasheeds dont give you frequent headaches and you can listen to them without feeling dirty or mislead.

@@blacksheep9144 honestly lol like my parents are super strict when it comes to music but deep down im really happy tbh

@@raz7637 my parents are very religious aswel (mashallah) but the people i hang out with (friends from school/cousins) were not so thats how i got into it.

@@blacksheep9144 ikr same and alhumdullialh at least at home its good ik its so hard when we hang out its hard and my cousins too

@@blacksheep9144 from now you should not allow yourself, not just your parents.

insha'Allah 🤍

MaShaAllah!

May Allah the Almighty help you

And may Allah grand you with strength sister so you can get out of kpop❤ believe me I’ve been in your position too and it was not easy but if you realize why exactly music is haram and especially how toxic this kpop industry is you will succeed inshaallah 🌸

@@mri7. Alhamdulillah 🤍😌

@@duxagustus7346 it is still haram if the meaning of the song drives you away from Allah SWT. I'm still learning about "real" Islam as i grew up learning the "cultured" islam. I'll tell you when i know for sure, till then just avoid it as it may be haram!!

Aha

Ameen

@@shasli1 Ameen

Ameen

Ameen.