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Quranic Initials - Harmonics?

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    unknownuser
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    Peace Layth,

    Yes, was actually thinking Qur'an is harmonically coded for a while now.

    Was also thinking would be cool to hear Qur'an played like a symphony on Violin or was going to ask my little bro who's a guitarist to play Surah Fatiha on electric guitar same as Jimi Hendrix and his Star Spangled Banner?

    http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4490vDqqj4

    This would really tick off the traditionalists; who cares and think that would be beutiful... O0

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      Quran with music? Estaghfirullahi 3atheem. Music is haram and Quran is halal... how can we combine halal with haram?

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        Navid
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        Quran with music? Estaghfirullahi 3atheem. Music is haram and Quran is halal... how can we combine halal with haram?

        Please show a Quranic verse that states this.

        Peace

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          unknownuser
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          Quran with music? Estaghfirullahi 3atheem. Music is haram and Quran is halal... how can we combine halal with haram?

          Nah man, the world would be a drag without music and?

          748 Finally, when the TRUMPET is sounded,

          Louis will be playing?

          http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVIVpM0j1Rw

          http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnRqYMTpXHc

          Peace

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            IronSky
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            Peace to all,

            I cant believe people still claim music should be forbidden in Islam, explain the verse NdP quoted about the trumpet being sounded in the Quran, also, isnt there other verses that speak of the angels in heaven singing?

            Kurt

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              unknownuser
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              Please show a Quranic verse that states this.

              Peace

              Sarcasm!!?!?!

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                Munshi
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                Salaam

                Just read an article given my Junaid Jumshed , a very renowed singer fom Pakistan who abandoned music and now preaching islam ( sunni way ).According to him it took him six years of research, and the ayat that convinced him that music is haram is given below
                Among the people, there are those who uphold baseless Hadith, and thus divert others from the path of GOD without knowledge, and take it in vain. These have incurred a shameful retribution.

                The arabic word "lahwalhadith" is described by hazrat abdullah bin abbas who is considered the biggest scholar of quran and todate no one even comes close to his calibre of explaining the quran, so according to him the word lahwalhadith is translated as music and its instruments.

                In justifying the above he quoted a Hadith that hazra abdullah bin abbas says that during prophet time a businessman brought a tawaif ( women performing dance and singing ) to distract those who go to prophet place or mosque to listen quran.So he approched those men and tell them that muhammad ask you to pray 5 times , keep fast and go for jihad in which its pain and difficulty whereas I ask u to come to my house and listen to music which is all fun.

                So according to Junaid jumshed this is the reason why the Sunni School of thought has banned music and consider it haram cause it distract you from remembring GOD.

                Peace

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                  IronSky
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                  Peace to all,

                  to tell the truth, music doesnt always distract from God, i truely believe that some music has made me feel closer to God, it was music that helped me find Islam, how you exlain that?

                  Kurt

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                    Lol, it seems people are still unfamiliar with the weird humor of Rasul Hamsa. D D D

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                      Quran with music? Estaghfirullahi 3atheem. Music is haram and Quran is halal... how can we combine halal with haram?

                      Astagfirullah! All musicians should be stoned to death!! voodoo elektro

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                        maxq
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                        I don't know about this one folks... I am a Qari and I like it that way

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                          I know a sunni moslem,who dont listen music,he think music is haram.When I asked to show me aya about music from Koran,he could nt do it,even show hadeeth.He says he like to listen music,but...."I personally think music is haraam"....Oo santa simplicy! D
                          If somebody feels that listening music makes him feel less closer to God,its ok,but nobody has right to preach that music is haram.

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                            I know a sunni moslem,who dont listen music,he think music is haram.When I asked to show me aya about music from Koran,he could nt do it,even show hadeeth.He says he like to listen music,but...."I personally think music is haraam"....Oo santa simplicy! D
                            If somebody feels that listening music makes him feel less closer to God,its ok,but nobody has right to preach that music is haram.

                            The sweet irony is that the aya most quoted to support that POV is

                            031.006
                            YUSUFALI But there are, among men, those who purchase idle tales, without knowledge (or meaning), to mislead (men) from the Path of Allah and throw ridicule (on the Path) for such there will be a Humiliating Penalty.
                            PICKTHAL And of mankind is he who payeth for mere pastime of discourse, that he may mislead from Allah's way without knowledge, and maketh it the butt of mockery. For such there is a shameful doom.
                            SHAKIR And of men is he who takes instead frivolous discourse to lead astray from Allah's path without knowledge, and to take it for a mockery; these shall have an abasing chastisement.

                            Or

                            rotfl

                            Oh, forgive the large text, it's almost impossible to read it normal sized at this res.

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                              maxq
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                              ^ rotfl

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                                merkage
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                                personally, i think the mystic words found at the start of certain surahs are coordinates (not by what they say but what they ARE, ie. alphabet of Earth)
                                the chapters that start like this contain names and places and events that are Earth specific. there could be similar events on other worlds, that i why most chapters do not star like this. they are all from the Mother Database at the end of the day.

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                                  Jack
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                                  OPF, I don't think non-arabic readers will get that one rotfl

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                                    I ultimatly fail at trying to understand letters from outerfrance.

                                    What i mean is, you know japanese, chinese, arab... these languages use letter that are like symbols or stuff like that.

                                    How do i fix that, freemind? When it's in phoenetic, i can unederstand. But when it's the original letter, it's really hard.

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                                      Try a madrassa, they teach you the glyphs P

                                      I have problems with anything non-latin or with a different S/V/O order too.

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                                        Quran with music? Estaghfirullahi 3atheem. Music is haram and Quran is halal... how can we combine halal with haram?

                                        Salam.

                                        Where in The Quran are we told to stay away from music and where does it say that music is forbidden?

                                        Quote, please.

                                        Thanks.

                                        Peace.

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                                          Zidane
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                                          Take it easy guys, I think RasulHamsa was probably just kidding by saying that...

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