The Evils of Music The Devil’s Voice & Instrument By Imam Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyah
ISBN: 1495118609
Author: Imam Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyah
Book Binding: Softcover
Pages: 130
Size: 9.0 x 6.0x 0.4 inch
Publication Year: 2017
Description
About This Book:
The famous Islamic researcher Imam Ibn Qayyim Al-Jawziyah's "The Evils of Music The Devil’s Voice & Instrument " is an intriguing and far-reaching investigation of the hostile issue of music according to an Islamic point of view. Imam Ibn Qayyim gives light on the profound and moral ramifications of music, as well as its expected effect on individuals and society, drawing on profound strict bits of knowledge and intensive scholarly review.
Key Attributes include:
Islamic Jurisprudence:
This book digs into the Islamic regulation (fiqh) encompassing music and its reasonability in Islam. Imam Ibn Qayyim's work depends on Quranic sections, Hadiths (truisms and demonstrations of the Prophet Muhammad, harmony arrive), and Islamic jurisprudential scholastic customs.
Historical Perspective:
The creator gives an authentic foundation by digging into the development of music and its part in the public eye all through Islamic history. This verifiable viewpoint helps perusers in fathoming the advancement of perspectives toward music inside the Islamic confidence.
Spiritual and Moral Impact:
"The Wrongs of Music" digs into the possible otherworldly and moral repercussions of drawing in with music, featuring its capacity to affect thoughts, feelings, and direction. It tends to how music might redirect individuals' consideration from their profound responsibilities and lead to moral degeneration.
The Devil's Voice & Instrument:
Imam Ibn Qayyim smoothly describes music as "Satan's voice and instrument," cautioning against its appealing appeal and inclination to occupy individuals from the way of exemplary nature.
Controversial Nature:
The book tends to the trouble encompassing the subject of music inside the Islamic people group, giving a very much contemplated position that welcomes cautious thought and conversation.
Call for Reflection:
Studies are welcome to contemplate the conceivable impact of music on their lives and to consider Islamic lessons while arriving at conclusions about their relationship with music all through the text.
