Music Involving Polytheistic Lyrics
There’s nothing in the sources of Islam where declare absolute prohibition of Music. However, it is the application which determines its prohibition. In Quran, such matters (i.e. ethical ) are covered in Quran (7:33): Say, “My Lord has only forbidden “fawahish” – what is apparent of them and what is concealed – and “ithm”, and “baghi”, and “shirk” for which He has not sent down authority, and “wa an taqulu a’lallahi ma la ta’lamoon” . Therefore, any music which has elements of “ Fawahish ” and ” Shirk ” is to be refrained from and falls within prohibited category: The video shared in the following thread summarizes this response by Ghamidi Sahab in the context of understanding one Hadith of Bukhari: Discussion 59741 • Reply 59766