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Gardens of musk for one who guards his hearing from the devil's fluteIslamweb18 February 2003
Loud music in carsIslamQA11 January 2003
Mobile phones making haraam soundsIslamQA9 January 2003
Ruling on a husband dancing to the tunes of songsIslamweb30 December 2002
Military music is haraamIslamQA30 December 2002
Foreign and Arabic films and songs are equal in prohibitionIslamweb17 December 2002
The guitar... and Islamic chantsIslamweb10 December 2002
Nasheeds between permissibility and prohibitionIslamweb23 October 2002
The ruling on men dancing at weddingsIslamweb15 October 2002
When is it permissible to beat the daff?IslamQA8 October 2002
Striking the duff and permissible singing are a Sunnah at weddingsIslamweb24 September 2002
The mistake of some groups in the manner of chanting does not remove it from the scope of permissibilityIslamweb17 September 2002
Fatwas on the punishment for and the ruling on listening to songsIslamweb12 August 2002
The cause and wisdom behind the prohibition of singingIslamweb22 July 2002
Using the singing of the two slave girls as evidence is wrong in ruling and in reasoningIslamweb13 July 2002
The ruling on a woman dancing and singing for her husbandIslamweb5 June 2002
The conditions for the permissibility of a woman singing religious or patriotic songsIslamweb5 May 2002
A drum which is open from one sideIslamQA13 March 2002
Is it correct to sing some songs without musical accompaniment?IslamQA12 February 2002
A woman's dancing before women of her own sex is permissible with conditions.Islamweb2 October 2001