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Originally Posted by sandhu786
From religious point of view, music is haraam- any kind of music or songs are banned in Islam. People don't focus on Islamic naats and want jazzy music and/or movies with females in them.
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Originally Posted by Gr8Heera
And where did this new statement come from?
Why I never heard it before?
So prophet muhammad SAWW kay samnay bhi loag nangay naachay thay aur chichoray dance kiaay thay jaz or break dance kia tha aur wahiyaat ganay gaay thay gitaar bajaay thay ya bhungra dala tha?
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Narrates
‘A’ishah (rta): The Messenger (sws) of God came to my residence while two female singers were singing the songs of
Bu‘ath.
1 The Holy Prophet (sws) lay down and turned his face to the other side. Meanwhile
Abu Bakr (rta) entered and [seeing the singers] rebuked me thus: ‘Satanic musical instruments in the presence of the Holy Prophet (sws)?’ On hearing this God’s Messenger (sws) turned towards him and said: ‘Let them [sing and rejoice]’. When
Abu Bakr was engaged in some other business, I signaled to the girls [to go out] and they left. It was on the
‘Id day.
2 (
Bukhari, No: 907)
Umm-i-Salamah narrates: A slave girl belonging to
Hassan Ibn Thabit (rta) came to us on
‘Id al Fitr. Her hair was unkempt and she carried a tambourine and was singing [some song].
Umm-i-Salamah rebuked her. But the Holy Prophet (sws) said to her: ‘
Ummi-i-Salamah, let her [sing and rejoice]. Certainly every nation has an
‘Id and this day is our
‘Id’. (
Mu‘jam Al-Kabir, No: 558)
Narrates
Ibn ‘Abbas:
‘A’ishah (rta) arranged the marriage of a close
Ansari girl. The Holy Prophet (sws) also came to attend the ceremony. He inquired from the people: ‘Have you sent forth the bride?’ ‘Yes’, they replied. ‘Did you send any singer with her?’ He asked.
‘A’ishah (rta) replied in the negative. The Holy Prophet (sws) then remarked: ‘The
Ansar cherish singing. It would be better that you sent along with her a singer who would sing’
4
‘We have come to you; we have joined you. Peace be upon us. Peace be upon you.’
5 (
Ibn Majah, No: 1900)
A’ishah (rta)reports: An
Ansari girl lived under my guardianship and I arranged her marriage. The Holy Prophet (sws) came to my house on the day she was married and did not hear any songs or any other joyful activities. [Observing this] he asked of me: ‘Did you people sing to her or not?’ ‘This is the tribe of the
Ansar who like singing,’ he added. (
Ibn Hibban, No: 5875)
And there are more if you do your research.
BTW do you mind pointing out where anyone here has said anything about "nangay dances or chichoray songs"?
No one had before you said anything about justifying "nude dances"....You just assumed that. Very shallow, my friend...very very shallow.