Ghamidi Sahab Missed One Sahih Hadith Regarding Music
With regards to the term ‘Kubah’, it can refer to: “A drum, flute or backgammon piece.” So it’s entirely possible that the term was referring to a backgammon piece due to the prohibition on gambling. The website below mentions the following, “Juday’: ‘The correct explanation (for the term Kubah) is the backgammon piece, when used for gambling.'” I also recall Ghamidi Sahab mentioning a hadith where the term ‘Kubah’ was mentioned, stating that there is more than one meaning for the term. I’ll find the video, but you might have to find the timestamp, since it’s quite a long video. JazakAllah! https://studylib.net/doc/10134100/a-balanced-islamic-view-on-music-and-singing