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Tawus [?]

Cited in 3 segments across 3 recordings · 2018 to 2019 · scholar/scholar:tawus

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18 Sep 2019From the Mind of a Mufti Which scholars held that music is permissible, and what did Imam Malik's school say? Al-Shawkani, Ibn Hazm, Abu Bakr ibn al-Arabi and al-Fakihani all found no sahih hadith prohibiting music, and the people of Madinah, including the qadi Sa'd ibn Ibrahim, held it permissible, with some transmitting this as Imam Malik's own position. Only Allah and His Messenger are authorities, so a refutation needs a sahih hadith. Lessonposition checkedal-ShawkaniNayl al-AwtarSalafithe practice of the people of Madinah machine7 min 50 s2:41on YouTube

10 May 2019video Did any early scholars allow marrying Zoroastrians or idol worshippers? Yes: some companions and early scholars allowed relations with Zoroastrian and even idol-worshipping women. Same-faith marriage was stressed because early Islam needed stable Muslim families, and it remains strongly encouraged. Lessonposition checkedal-MuwattaImam MalikImam Ja'far al-SadiqImam Muhammad al-Baqir machine5 min 46 s27:17on YouTube

2 Jan 2018Responding to Refutations Music: the hadith on singing and hypocrisy, and scholars who permitted music Nothing proven categorically makes music haram, and lyrics by themselves do not make listening haram. The hadith the critic cited on singing and hypocrisy is weak in every chain, and he lists scholars who said no sahih report forbids music. Lessonposition checkedAbu Ibraheem Husnaynreport: singing grows hypocrisy in the heart as water grows vegetation (unresolved)Ibn Mas'ud [?]al-Shawkani machine10 min 26 s14:24on YouTube