What is the ruling on repeating anthems in the mosques?
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Question:
We conclude this session with this question, O Shaykh. The questioner asks: What is the ruling on Islamic anthems inside the mosque, such that a group of young men repeats them?
Answer:
If the anthems are good in content, but they are not recited in a manner that harms people or distracts them, then there is nothing wrong with them reciting them among themselves for the sake of benefit.
As for reciting them among the people in the mosques, or between the rows, this causes disturbance to the people. However, reciting good poetry in a place where there is no disturbance is permissible, among themselves, in their homes, in their shops, where there is no disturbance to anyone. Yes.
We conclude this session with this question, O Shaykh. The questioner asks: What is the ruling on Islamic anthems inside the mosque, such that a group of young men repeats them?
Answer:
If the anthems are good in content, but they are not recited in a manner that harms people or distracts them, then there is nothing wrong with them reciting them among themselves for the sake of benefit.
As for reciting them among the people in the mosques, or between the rows, this causes disturbance to the people. However, reciting good poetry in a place where there is no disturbance is permissible, among themselves, in their homes, in their shops, where there is no disturbance to anyone. Yes.
Source
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