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[quote]Actually what Muslims do these days (including my self), we try to search things from Quran and Sunnah which suit to our personnel disire. We must be looking from Quran and Sunnah what these both desire us to do on a certain issue and once we know it, we should try to implement it in our life even if it is not suit to our personnel desire. We can bring our point of view to others but like brother oosman said (Islam does not allow one school to impose its thoughts over the other). We are mature enough to understand this.I copy a few from a fatwa for detail info. the link is there underneath.
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Music and Singing: A Detailed Fatwa

Answered by Mufti Muhammad ibn Adam al-Kawthari, Leicester (UK)

Physical Effect of Music

Experiments carried out by doctors and researchers confirm that music is such that it does not only affect the brain, but each and every organ of the body. There is a close relationship between music and bodily movements.

It is also proved that music affects one’s emotions, increases arousal in terms of alertness and excitement and also leads to various psychological changes in the person. In a psychological experiment, it was found that listening to moderate type of music increased one’s normal heart beat, whilst listening to rock music the heart beat increased even further, yet people claim that music has no effect.

In conclusion, music and the instruments used for singing are a cause for arousing the sexual desire of an individual. It could lead a person to adultery and fornication. Therefore, Islam takes the preventive measure rather than suffers the consequences. This is also one of the principles of Islamic Jurisprudence, namely ‘blocking the means’ (sadd al-dhara'i). This is based on the idea of preventing an evil before it actually materializes, and is taken from the heart of the guidance of the Qur’an and Sunnah that, “Preventing harm is given precedence even to achieving possible benefits.”

Becoming Heedless of Allah

http://www.sunnipath.com/resources/Questions/qa00002024.aspx[/quote]

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