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The Devils Deception by Imam Ibn AL-Jawzi

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T H E D E V I L ' S<br />

D E C E P T I O N S<br />

As for <strong>Ibn</strong> Tahir's reasoning that analogy can only be drawn from<br />

something closer to $iifi jurisprudence, not scholarly knowledge.<br />

As for "chants the Qur' tin",<br />

Sufyan <strong>Ibn</strong> (Uyaynah as meaning 'finds the Qur'an all-sufficient.'<br />

Al-Shafi(i said: 'moan and groan over it.'<br />

Others said: 'make it take the place of singing <strong>by</strong> camel-riders.'<br />

As for playing the tambour (al-d/]), some tabi'in used to break<br />

such instruments (al-duffiifj though they were unlike those now in<br />

use. What if they saw the duffs of today?<br />

And al-I:lasan al-Bari used to say: 'Tambour (al-dui!J is not from<br />

the sunnah of any Prophet at all.'<br />

As J:iadlth of Mu}:iammad ibn I:latib (ratjfyAl/ahu 'anhu): "<strong>The</strong> distinction<br />

between the lanful and the unlanful is the playing of the tambour (a/duff).<br />

",<br />

Abu (Ubayd al-Qasim <strong>Ibn</strong> Sallam said: $iiji.r misinterpreted this<br />

l:iadith. It is actually ref erring to weddings, the declaration of marriage<br />

among people.<br />

Even if the l:iadith is refering to the actual the tambour (al-def/J, it<br />

would have been fine.<br />

Al:imad lbn J:Ianbal said: Perhaps there is nothing wrong with using<br />

the tambour (al-d/]) at a wedding or something similar. And I<br />

dislike the drums (al-tab.<br />

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