Zakir Naik – Why are Music and Dancing not allowed in Islam?

			Good evening. My name is Nicola. I'm a dental student. My information about Islam is really less or
whatever I know is because of my friends. My question is I've read this poster they say the music
and dance is like not accepted in an Islam. Why is that? I mean you cannot say it's generally also
you can you know listen to music or singing or dance or whatever. You cannot just say like only for
Bharatnatyam or for any form of dance you have music in general music also have you when you praise
God when you show your emotions? Why is it said the music and dance is not allowed? Freestyle is the
question that why is it in Islam that music and dance are prohibited? First I'll come to music then
		

			I go to the dance. As far as music is concerned, a beloved partner masala sallam said that the
musical instruments as a general rule, they are prohibited except to give permission for the duff
that the one sided open drum called as Duff or deftly. Besides that, the prophet prohibited because
if you analyze, it takes a person away from the remembrance of Allah subhanaw taala on the
remembrance of Almighty God, that the reason when we hear the you know from song, whether it be
Hindi, maybe Malia, Ali or Tamil or whatever it is, you find that in this film songs, most of the
words that are mentioned, there are far away from reality. You know, the hero tells the hero in
		

			Milan,
		

			Melissa territory Galaga I'll get the moon for you, I'll get the staff for you. We know it's not
possible, no man can get the star of the moon for his lover. But yet we keep on repeating because of
the ambiance because of everything. So because of this general rule is that the music does take a
person away from Allah subhanaw taala that is the reason a beloved prophet privaten musical
instruments except for deaf or as generally with your voice. For example, when a person recited the
Quran,
		

			they recite the Quran, his voice is good, that's permitted. Because that takes a person towards
Allah subhanaw taala the musical instruments along in the background, do create a different
ambience. Otherwise, singing per se,
		

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			MOBA optional.
		

			As long as the words of the song they take you towards your create Allah subhanaw taala. If the
words of the song take you away from Allah subhanaw taala. Even that type of song is priority number
the second part, why is dancing prohibited?
		

			There is no verse in the Quran, or Hadith that I know of which says dancing per se, is haram. But
normally, because people dance
		

			to show to the other people,
		

			you know, we have dance performance on the stage.
		

			Where are you part of Natyam. Now the only Bharatanatyam on the stage and taglines are watching you.
So normally, in terms of the hijab reason, we wouldn't like to expose our ladies, our mothers, our
sisters, our daughters on the stage, and 1000s of people looking at them. So any profession in which
the body is used
		

			as a show, after entering the people, it is prohibited that there isn't dancing in public, or
dancing in parties, where we are opposite * mixing many a time the rules of dancing, they conflict
with the rule of Islamic Sharia.
		

			Normally, when you have a dance, you have pairs, male and female, and most of these pairs that the
girlfriend boyfriend, and you dance in front of other people. So because it breaks the system of
Islamic hijab, that there isn't per se, it is prohibited because it goes against the system of
hijab. So you have to realize that many times when you dance, you dance in public, you go out for
parties, and you move around. Otherwise, with your wife, you can do what you want, as long as it
doesn't go against the Sharia alone in closed doors, husband and wife what they want to do as long
it doesn't go again as a rule of the Quran and Hadith there is no problem.
		

			But because most of the time dancing exploits the body, it includes singing, dancing, you go on the
stage and other people are watching. So it breaks the rules of Sharia of the hijab and you can hear
my videocassette woman's rights in Islam, modernizing outdated, which is in detail. Why do we
Muslims protect? Why do we love Why do we revere a woman for because we love a woman that doesn't
protect them, and we don't want to exhibit them? That there isn't professional which involve singing
in public, or dancing or modeling. These professions are prohibited for a lady