Al-Baqa'i criticizes weddings and music
Sheikh Ahmed Al-Baqai criticized the celebratory customs in some weddings, pointing out that many wedding parties include dabke, dancing, singing, and the use of musical bands that may be financed through bank loans. He emphasized that spending on these forbidden practices is considered impermissible. He also critiqued the lyrics recited in some wedding songs, viewing that certain phrases may even verge on disbelief, linking this to the subsequent phenomena of spiritual healing and encounters with jinn that often occur after such events. He remarked that these practices raise questions about their ability to be blessed and truly Islamic. He called for a review of the celebration customs, including the songs, arrangements, and expenditures, affirming that these things are incompatible with Islamic teachings.
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