Is music haram?!
Allah SAW did NOT say he would protect the hadith, he only said that he would protect the quran from corruption. Hadiths are not part of the Quran,n and there is no verse DIRECTLY condemning music in the quran, while there is a brief, singular hadith compiled by a central asian scholar condemning it compiled years after the Prophet's death
No Abrahamic or any religion on earth bans music its an integral part of people culture
if music was so haram, why was it not be mentioned in the quran directly !?
Many scholars argue that music is not inherently haram, since the Qur’an contains no explicit prohibition against it and Allah only promised to protect the Qur’an, not the Hadithfrom alteration. The few hadiths that appear to forbid music are disputed in authenticity and interpretation, while several authentic reports show that the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ allowed singing on joyful occasions such as weddings and Eid. Classical scholars like Imam al-Ghazali and modern thinkers such as Yusuf al-Qaradawi maintain that music is permissible when it encourages good values, relaxation, or remembrance of Allah, and only becomes blameworthy when it promotes immorality or distracts from one’s duties. Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that music itself is not haram, and that the prophetic tradition opposing it may have been misunderstood or transmitted in a corrupted form over time.
Posted Nov 3, 2025, 9:07 PM UTC