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Islam and music guidelines by Ameen Al-Fatwa
According to the Egyptian Dar al-Ifta, the ruling on music in Islam depends on the nature, content of the sound, and the manner in which it is used, rather than its mere existence. Sounds in Sharia vary between good and bad, and the ruling differentiates between musical instruments based on how they are employed and their purpose. Music is considered permissible if it is used within lawful boundaries and does not violate Islamic guidelines or incite sin. This includes certain religious programs that incorporate music or accompanying sounds, provided they are presented in a context that adheres to Islamic principles and does not promote disobedience.
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