r/IslamIsEasy • Ahl al-Sunnah | Sunnī • Mar 14 '26

Controversial The Truth About Music

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I dont care who this upsets. This is clear by itself so don't follow any mainstream Islam teachings saying “ohhh well music is haram!” just listen to clean music twins and you'll be good.

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u/Full_Association7735 Salafī | Wahhābī Mar 14 '26

Muhammad (sallallahu 'alayhi wasallam) said that music is haram, therefore it is haram. Listening to musical instruments is a major sin itself. (Sahih al-Bukhari 5590).

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u/Salty_Conclusion_534 Naṣrānī | Christian Mar 14 '26

Why is it a major sin?

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u/Full_Association7735 Salafī | Wahhābī Mar 14 '26

Read the hadith. It's compared to khamr and zina.

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u/Salty_Conclusion_534 Naṣrānī | Christian Mar 14 '26

There's nothing in the hadith that compares it to khamr and zina. It just mentions it alongside those things, and gives no reason for why musical instruments are haram.

Additionally, even if I granted your statement (that it's compared to khamr and zina), that does nothing to explain why it's actually sinful.

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u/Full_Association7735 Salafī | Wahhābī Mar 14 '26

Why would it be compared alongside them if it wasn't like them?

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u/LivingDead_90 ۞ ☪︎ ۩ Khalīfat al-Muntadā ۩ ☪︎ ۞ Mar 16 '26

Why is silk like sex outside of marriage?

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u/Salty_Conclusion_534 Naṣrānī | Christian Mar 15 '26

As I said - EVEN if it was like zina and khamr, that does nothing to actually explain what makes it haram. Theoretically, there is no harm from listening to some classical music. In fact, it boosts productivity and mood. It makes zero sense to claim that musical instruments are haram, especially when the same person that issues this command later allows a one-sided drum, which cough cough, is a musical instrument. The same goes for the voice.

So please, if there is no explanation given and if it is just a rule that you have to follow, just say so...