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Singer Assala Nasri has sparked widespread controversy on the social networking site “Facebook and Twitter” after she sang a noble prophetic hadith in the lyrics of her song “Rafqa” from her new album, which is characterized by the Gulf dialect. , “Don’t Give Up”.
Social media activists expressed dissatisfaction with the song’s lyrics, which included the clip “Be kind to those of whom it was said, seek the good for women, because they were created out of their weakness and God increased their modesty.” which is taken from the hadith of an honorable Prophet.
For his part, Sheikh Ahmed Turki, the Islamic preacher, said: He had listened to the video and found no shame in the texts that were said about it.
Turki continued, and it was not mentioned in the text, the Messenger of God said, explaining that, of course, when reading the religious text (the Quran and the authentic Sunnah), majesty is taken into account, so that during reading there are no musical effects, but it is allowed to convert sublime meanings into lyrical material as a means to spread and promote values.
He pointed out what Suad Muhammad sang in Shaima’s movie “The Full Moon on Us”, which had a positive effect on the spread of this compassionate song.
He added, and Umm Kulthum sang the poem Nahj al-Barda in praise of the Great Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, the Prince of poets Ahmad Shawky, composed by Riad Al-Sunbati.
The preacher Ahmad Turki said that it is not a secret for everyone that the purdah poem of the poet of the prophet Kaab bin Zuhair in praise of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace in front of him, had started by turning in his beloved Suad, as it was the custom of poets at that time, and he said: “Souad is wet and my heart today is wet. And the happiness of the next day when they left, but the richest end of the limb was erased … Haifah, a future miracle man, whose length and brevity do not complain.
The preacher Ahmed Turki concluded by saying: There is no reason for so much fuss on this subject … and God is the Guide for the Straight Path.
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