Musleh Khan – Ask Musleh – Music and Nasheeds

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The conversation discusses the issue of music becoming hot on the controller and the importance of music in our heart and life. It touches on distractions, learning to live with music, and the importance of music in our relationships and understanding the real state of life. The speakers emphasize the diversity of musical culture and instrumentry in the world and encourage individuals to focus on the core of their relationships with the poor end and not lie to them about a character. They also mention the importance of music in building a strong relationship with the poor end and not wanting to be denied a character.

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			Salam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh brothers and sisters, your brother Muslim Khan here, many
Muslims still asked a question about the permissibility of music and machines. So we want to try to
address this issue in sha Allah And keep in mind a number of different points. Let's start off with
music. Music, according to the majority of scholars is hot on and the reason why it's become hot is
primarily because of the instruments that are used in music. Aside from the profanity and the
language. I think that's obvious why that becomes impermissible. But if just something as simple as
instrumental music, a piano or guitar, why does that still become held on for a number of reasons,
		
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			brothers and sisters, the first of which, think about these instruments. If you hear them once or
twice, it's really difficult to get it out of your mind. It finds a place in your heart and it
remains there for a very long time. This is why after five and six or 10 years of your life, you
would have probably heard a song 10 years ago and still remember the exact same tone and melody of
that song. You may forget the words but the melody is still there. This is why scholars say music
becomes hot on it finds a place in your heart. And then guess what happens there's no room for the
remembrance of Allah azza wa jal there's no room for quarter end to be there. You can't have poor
		
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			and and you can't have music in the same heart all the time. It's just simply impossible. The second
point is think about if the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was here, his music something he
would really be proud of he would really accept from his own or from his people. It's extremely
difficult to understand, brothers and sisters and the reason why. Remember the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam would cry day and night just listening to the book of Allah azza wa jal imagine now
you replace a little bit of that with a guitar with a piano with a saxophone whatever other
instrument, how is this going to play out in front of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. So
		
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			it's really important to understand his level to understand what he's taught the companions and
understand where we are today. So it's really important to understand what the prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam has taught us and what he would have done if he was here and he was listening to
the exact same thing, pour and was the true contentment of his heart. And it should be the true
contentment of our heart. The next time you find an urge or you feel the need to listen to a song or
listen to any kind of music, turn on the core and and see how it feels. And if you don't get the
same satisfaction from the poor n, it means that there's a bankruptcy happening in your heart with
		
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			your faith in Allah azza wa jal or, and should never be something that's painful, it should never be
something that's difficult to listen to, it should be the easiest thing that comes to you, it should
be the easiest thing to listen to. The next point that you want to keep in mind with music is the
immense amount of distraction that it causes, not only with your relationship with allies, but your
relationship with people in general, because of the profanity because of those melodious voices.
It's very difficult for people who are heavily involved in music, to really concentrate on anything
they want to do in their life, to focus on the most important things, it's really difficult. I'm not
		
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			saying it's impossible, it just becomes a huge distraction for them. For example, you find yourself
sitting with your spouse, and you want to discuss a particular issue. And then all of a sudden, a
song comes into your mind. And you remember, wait a minute, that song is talking about the same
issue here with my husband or with my wife. So you start to use the song to dictate how the outcome
of that issue is going to be. If you want to create this romantic moment with you and your spouse,
that's important. But you don't want to do that at the cost of listening to a song and let the song
dictate how that should be. So it puts us in this superficial world where we think this is the way
		
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			things should be when in reality, it really isn't. So this is how it becomes a huge distraction for
us. The third and last point that I want to leave you with to think about with music, we've touched
on it very briefly in the first point, you want to have poor and in your life, you are a Muslim, you
want to memorize the Quran, you want to study it, you want to understand it. You want to feel that
when you stand in prayer that your tears start to flow for the sake of Allah. So agenda, how are you
going to do that, if there isn't any room in your heart for the poor end. So the reality is, is that
you need to take that music and somehow eliminate it and slowly sift it out of your heart so that
		
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			there's room for the vicar and remember it's have a lot to sit there and to remain. The only way
that can happen brothers and sisters is you need to eliminate music out of your life. One last point
I want to leave you with to think about is if you're trying to eliminate
		
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			make music in this world or in this country or wherever it is that you live. Understand one reality
music is not going anywhere. You are going to have to learn how to live with music in your life,
you're going to have to learn to accept its existence. Its reality is there in the grocery store at
the dentist and the elevator up the escalator, wherever you go. There's going to be a song playing.
You're just going to have to learn as a believer how to live with this reality or this fitna. But
remember, you have all the tools to deal with it. You have all the tools and you're equipped in
every possible way to deal with this issue. distractions things that steered us from the remembrance
		
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			of Allah is not something new in our oma it started from since day one of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam. So this is why music has become forbidden. This is why music has become hot,
according to majority of scholars. And this is why you should make music hold on for yourself. Going
to the second point which is nice sheets. This has been also pretty important topic many, many
scholars have discussed many of them have made new sheets as well how to them simply because
eliminate all of that and just stick to hold on. But the reality is brothers and sisters, you want
to keep in mind a couple of points shutaura samina Rahim, Allah and other scholars have given us to
		
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			consider as long as the Nasheed is positive, speaking about something that will help you remember
Allah azza wa jal, so you'll find a lot of nice sheets that are about the poor, and they're about
the Sierra, they're about a particular companion, they're about, you know, one of the wives of the
Prophet salallahu alayhi wasallam. If it's anything related to actual Islam itself, or Islamic
topics, then this is good insha Allah and it actually might be helpful, leading you towards the
remembrance of the poor and why because it's already begun with a topic of the hora or with an
Islamic topic. So it could be sort of a segue towards leading you to the ultimate goal, which is you
		
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			have a complete relationship with the book of Allah azza wa jal. So what we want to say to all of
you in sha Allah is to when you look for it in the she'd look for an issue that number one does not
have musical instrument instruments. It does have instruments, it should only be the Duff. The Duff,
by the way, is not just any drum. There are several styles of the Duff, there's a Duff that sits on
the ground. There's another type of Duff that sits within the arms. And this stuff is made with a
particular material, which is camel skin, it shouldn't be made with other animals or other types of
materials. Scholars have different whether those types of materials were permissible or not. And the
		
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			reason why the camel skin is so important is because it lets off a particular sound. Having said
that, that's it just the Duff alone and that's it, no other instruments are allowed. This is
extremely important to help you stay focused, that even though at the end of the day, you're
listening to an issue, you're listening to something about the poor end or something about the
sudden, the end of the day, you don't want it to be a distraction or a barrier between you and the
poor. And that's your goal. And that's the final point that I leave you with brothers and sisters.
Your goal at the end of the day is you want to come to the poor end and you want to stay there you
		
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			don't want to just have a relationship on Juma day or in Ramadan with the poor and you want a
permanent relationship every single time you're standing in Sala every single time you're listening
to it in your car, you feel the core and and that relationship of just listening to it is there. The
last last point I'll leave you with is remember for either Cody elk or earthfest me or Ola, once the
tool are locked into harmony, Allah subhanho wa Taala tells us is sorted out of whenever the Quran
is recited, or whenever you listen to the Quran, Allah says remain quiet and listen. Really focus is
stem your own means to focus it doesn't doesn't mean just to have it sitting there while you're
		
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			cooking. Just have the core and playing. That's okay but we are not you don't have a steamer on
here. You're not really focused in listening to what the Koran is trying to say to you. So you want
to make sure that to build that relationship you really have to focus stop what you're doing and
just listen to what Allah azza wa jal is saying to you. Having said that, this is going to probably
be the best way that you can eliminate music in your life and you will be able to control machines
in your life with that may Allah subhanho wa Taala help us build a good and strong relationship with
the poor end whatsoever alikum warahmatu Allahi wa barakato
		
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			salam alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh brothers and sisters your brother most likely on here, many
Muslims still ask the question music versus nasheeds which one is permissible? Which one isn't and
why is one hold on and the other one isn't an all of that.
		
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			and stuff.
		
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			So don't want to lie to you about a character who brothers and sisters Your brother will slack on
here. So there's one question that everyone seems to constantly ask and that is not if music if it's
hot or not. I think that's been established and I want to start all over again. Listen, sisters and
welcome to Ask Muslim. One question that many Muslims still asked today. No, they don't ask that
question. They come to LA to barakatu brothers and sisters your brother Mr. Khan here. A lot of
brothers in law. A Salaam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh brothers and sisters Your brother will
slack on here. A lot of our brothers and sisters and lots of brother like you say brothers is like
		
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			45 times a stop.
		
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			He of scholars agree that music is haram and it doesn't matter whether it's singing or instrumental
music
		
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			or a chime like that.