What song are you listening to right now? Options

Nina Simone - I got it Bad & That aint good.
Joe purdy - Wash Away.

Ray Charles - Hit the Road Jack

Speed Metal Symphony -Yngwie Malmsteen
Battle Hymn - Manowar

Marvin Gaye - Lets get it on

Brothers of Metal - Manowar
Fight for Freedom - Manowar
Fight Until We Die - Manowar
Ride The Dragon - Manowar
Holy Wars - Megadeth
Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Iron Maiden
Hand of Doom - Black Sabbath
Electric Funeral - Black Sabbath
Black Sabbath (1970 basement tape extended version) - Black Sabbath
The Dark Ride - Helloween
The Gods Made Heavy Metal - Manowar

Nelly Furtdao - Why do all goood things come to an end

Right now im listening to a remix including an exorcism, people shouting, people laughing and beat music! Its really wierd but i kinda like the tracks!

This post has been edited by Sapahi: May 27 2007, 05:44 PM

Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top

La Grange - ZZ Top

This post has been edited by Rex: May 27 2007, 06:44 PM

Rising Force - Yngwie Malmsteen

Music is Haram, Astaqfirullah.

Music can't possibly be haram to you all, cause it's been part of muslim culture ever since Islam began, or any culture for that matter! Maybe certain kinds, but not all. Like, I could see how you might not be able to listen to 90% of what I listen to, but still...

From Sistani.org

Question: Just as many questions are asked about halãl and harãm music, many questions are asked about halãl and harãm songs. Is it correct to say that harãm songs are those that arouse sexual, lustful urges and promote unstable and degrading behaviour? Is it correct to say that songs that do not arouse lustful desires, but elevate the souls and thoughts to lofty levels like religious songs of praise dedicated to the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) and the Imams (a.s.), or the songs that lift the spirits and morale [of the fighters] and the like are halãl songs?

Answer: All songs (al-ghinã’) are harãm. Based on the definition that we accept, al-ghinã’ is the entertaining expression by way of tunes that are common to those who provide entertainment and amusement. In this prohibition, we should include the recitation of the Holy Qur’ãn, supplications (du‘ãs), and songs of praise of Ahlul Bayt (a.s.) uttered to the accompaniment of those tunes [that are used by the entertainers]. The prohibition of reciting other non-entertaining expressions —like songs intended to lift the morale [of fighters]— is based on compulsory precaution. However, the tune that cannot be described as such is not harãm by itself.


But lets no discus if Music is Haram or Halal here...if you want, you can start a topic in another section

To be honest im not bothered what sistani has to say (unless theres Holy Quranic proof that isnt interpretated falsely) since he thinks having tattoos is ok (according to majnoon). I am interested in what The Holy Quran and Sahih Hadiths have to say. I think music is haraam but anasheeds (without the use of instruments) are ok.

This post has been edited by Sapahi: May 27 2007, 08:16 PM

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Religion sucks the fun out of life for me. . I'm sorry, but I just want to live a full life, while still being a good person. I can still be a good person and have fun, and so can anybody else. Music is Life. Any Music. Even the stuff I can't stand. I can't live without my metal, or my blues. It's a part of me. A world without music is a world without emotion.

Gym Class heros - cupids chokehold

Judas Priest: In Between
Vital Remains: de-Christianize
Necrophagist: Only Ash Remains
Necrophagist: Advanced Corpse Tumor
Necrophagist: Stab Wound
Dimmu Borgir: Sympozium
Dimmu Borgir: Kings of the Carnival Creation
Dimmu Borgir: Puritania
Dimmu Borgir: Allegiance
Vital Remains: Unleash Hell
Dimmu Borgir: Hybrid Stigmata
Dimmu Borgir: Satan, My Master (For the record, I am NOT a satanist)
Necrophagist: Intestinal Incubation
Dimmu Borgir: Metal Heart

Hmmmm Ciara n field Mob - So what

2pac - Hail Mary

2pac - hit em up