RELATED: How Modern Liberal Culture Can Destroy Your Children A Pleaįor the sake of Allāh Ta’ālā, boycott Bollywood, flee from it like you would from an inferno. Only Allāh Ta’ālā knows what our condition is now and what shocking blasphemy is blaring from screens in Muslim homes today. Drop the veil of shyness, I want to commit a guilt. The moon that convince us, is telling you.
Your elegance is like the wind, let it touch me when it passes by. I persist to finish myself, I want to be destroyed in your love. ‘I have beautified paradises for you, I have abandoned divine teachings for you.’ The moon that convince us, is telling you. In March 2010, Atif Aslam sang the following words in a film called ‘Prince’: ‘Now my life returns, this world can end, whether I remain or not, I shall prostrate to you.’ The Pakistani singer, Rahat Fatah Ali Khan sang: In February 2010, a film called ‘My name is Khan’ was released. ‘Fall into prostration, I stopped when you came, all this that happens, what do we have to take from everyone, from now I shall put everything in front of you, you have become my prayer, God knows that I have sacrificed myself, God knows I have finished myself, God knows why it happened that you have become my God.’ In August 2008, a film called ‘Bachna e Haseeno’ was released. ‘When the moon will intercede for us, he will give us a son.’ In 2006, there was a film made on the theme of Kashmir called ‘Fana’. Note: I have translated the song words from Urdu. This is probably why many simple and straightforward Islamic teachings seem beyond the comprehension of even many born Muslims. What makes things more complicated is that by listening to such kinds of songs, a polytheistic mindset and outlook is built in the mind of the listener. Some are, understandably unaware of the reality, but others willfully and knowingly participate in listening and spreading these types of blasphemous songs and movies. The hurtful reality is that we as Muslims, a nation that believes in Allāh Ta’ālā and the final Messenger, Sayyidunā Muhammad Rasūlullāh sallallāhu ‘alayhi wa sallam, remain silent. RELATED: Why Aren’t More Muslims Boycotting Bollywood? Islamic slogans and symbols are mixed into the songs, destroying the honor and sanctity of these slogans and symbols. In Bollywood movies, there are many songs played wherein Islamic words are taken out of context and used incorrectly. The flood of Hindi music poses a great danger to the īmān and faith of those who listen to it.
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