demonically to give light to to to the
devil, to Satan.
>> There's there's different levels to the
music, whether it's the vibrational
frequency that's attached. You can go to
churches
>> for all your Sam Smiths, to your dojo
cats, to your Beyonces to they are so
demonic, it's unbelievable.
>> To churches today that actually are
playing vibrational frequency sounds.
This is proven and and recorded where
you can manipulate people's emotions.
>> There's a situation where she she took
off her hijab one day. She says
something really creepy and evil looking
appeared next to her in the photo.
>> You're addicted just like you're
addicted to a drug and and other
gambling and other addictions.
>> Last manager who was who was a female
and she and she said something to me
Eddie further realized that music was
from Shayan is who is the worst
individual in the sight of Allah.
>> Asalamikum. What's up everybody? Today
we're diving into one of the most
powerful and maybe one of the most
overlooked
influences in our culture today. Music.
Really don't think we're talking about
this enough. The sounds we listen to
every day that shape how we think, how
we feel, and even how we act. From
lyrics
you repeat the beats that get stuck in
your head. We'll be talking about music
that's literally prayed over to give
light to the devils, casting spells, to
open up jin possession, the satanic
music industry that's taking over souls,
especially our children. From
vibrational frequencies in music, to the
manipulation of people's emotions
through sound, we're breaking it all
down. How much does music really
influence your behavior, our thoughts,
and ultimately our lives, your lives?
If you want to talk about breaking free
of the matrix
from them controlling you,
you'll never truly be free until you get
out of this addiction. And that's what
it is, an addiction that's spreading
STDs. I call it spiritually transmitted
diseases of the heart and the soul.
We'll cover all of this with my next
guest, a former deaf jam musical artist
who's worked with the likes of Russell
Simmons, LL Cool J, and many more, and
now joins us here on the Dean Show. This
is the the
>> Omarum.
He will catch you.
>> I'm not sure um I'm not sure how my
internet is, but alhamdulillah
everything is good.
>> How have you been?
Alhamdulillah. It's good to see you,
man. Everything has been good. Um, just
taking it one day at a time, setting up
a few things here in the Gambia.
Alhamdulillah.
>> Now, did I introduce you right
correctly? Former Def Jam with the likes
of Russell Simmons, LL Cool J, and the
like.
>> Yes. Um, yes, I was a former Def Jam
artist. That's correct. Island Def Jam.
Um, I've been around people like Russell
Simmons. I've never met LL Cooj. never
met LL. It's actually funny. Um there's
a song called Love You Better that
Subhan Allah, I think Allah saved me
from doing that song with him. I was
actually requested to um to reproduce
that song, re re-record that song.
And um I didn't see I didn't see a
problem with the current person that was
doing it, you know, the release that
they actually did. So I said,
"Alhamdulillah, at the time I just
allowed them to um to go forward what
they already had." I didn't think it was
an issue. So they ended up choosing to
do that. And I think that was I look
back on that. Subhan Allah. I was
definitely Allah saving me from
something.
>> Was he on he was on the same record
label? Def Jab L CoolJ.
>> That's correct. He was on the same label
as me.
>> You know LL's way back. So he's he was
on the label many years before me.
Yeah. And uh there's a R&B singer
D'Angelo who just died. Was he also part
of that Def Jam label? Have you heard of
him? D'Angelo.
>> Um I believe I believe D'Angelo was on
um like Virgin or something like that. I
can't remember exactly. Virgin or Sony
or one of these record labels, but he
was he was in the same space as um you
know as we see a lot of people in.
>> And then what what are your thoughts?
Did you just hear about his recent
pancing? Can you imagine? He's 51 years
old. He just passed. I believe he was
from cancer. And you would think, you
know, some somebody who just he was very
famous music star, but at the end that's
it. When it's written, your time is up.
It's time to go. When
>> it's written, your time, your time is
up. And that's the that's the reality.
Um Allah doesn't delay. When when the
decree comes, there's no delay. So,
actually, I found out about it from you.
I had no idea, Eddie. And I just
received a uh a message from my dad as
well, and he asked me if I knew the
person, if I knew of him. I said, "Yes,
I remember him."
>> Oh, your father also, he was asking you
about this D'Angelo.
>> He was asking me about him because my
father, he um he used to sing as well.
So, not necessarily in the music
industry, but he had he had a lot of
ties previously in the music industry
from, you know, friends, etc. in the
music industry. So my dad would kind of
live vicariously through me.
>> So it really you can imagine it it was
really heartbreaking for him when I
stepped away from the from the music
industry.
>> We're going to get into
>> still it hurts you know.
>> Yeah. Let's get into this video here and
we're going to get into some of the
things that when I open up the show the
satanic
musical industry how much this has
influence over our lives the frequencies
in music. We've spoken about this once
before. We can touch upon that also. You
talked about how this opens up a person
to jin possession. But now when you see
it's one thing us talking about it,
>> but then when you see non-Muslims,
people who are not Muslims talking about
it, it just kind of hits it home even
deeper. Let's get into this in reality.
>> Absolutely.
>> I've been in rooms at the the top of the
top which albums are prayed over
demonically.
music is prayed over demonically. Um,
that goes out to the world, goes out to
the radio stations, goes out to the
public. And when you see that stuff and
know that stuff, it's frightening.
>> What do you mean by that, Shane? Prayed
over demonically.
>> Uh, rituals, ceremonies to give light to
to to the devil, to Satan. It's a
satanic music industry. If you look at
what the music is today, the industry is
today for all your Sam Smiths to your
dojo cats to your Beyonce's to they are
so demonic it's unbelievable and we
can't it's in front of us. It's
something that we kind of go oh it's
just music but it really isn't. It's
absolutely taken over the world taken
over our children and taken over
everything that's that that's come to
the the times of of world crisis. What
are your thoughts when you see that
being somebody who is deep into the
music industry? When you hear someone
like this discussing that, what what are
your thoughts? They praying over the
music, casting spells, what is that
about?
when I see it that he um it's very
interesting because I'm not sure if I
mentioned this in in some of the
interviews I've done with you um in the
few interviews we've done but there were
situations I remember when uh ProTools
and Logic first came into the industry
when the these are professional
recording softwares that you can utilize
on your computer. So basically it beca
became very well understood that you now
can have a studio in your house
where people were recording studios were
now going out of business etc. But yet
there was something that used to take
place when I was on def jam where they
used to request
the tapes.
They used to actually request the tapes.
They said, you know, once once the
albums are finished,
um, they wanted to take the tapes in
order to warm up the sound. This is what
they mentioned. They said they want to
warm up the sound. So, to be honest,
here used to confuse me.
I said, because I didn't understand. I
said, warm up the sound. I said, "We got
we got ProTools, we got Logic, we have
all of these softwares now that have the
ability to warm up the sound just as
good or even better than than the way
the things used to be done before. So
why is it that they need the tapes?" And
what ended up happening, I would see
interviews similar to this. I would hear
recordings similar to this. I said, "Ah,
makes sense." If that if if if they were
requesting the tapes for that reason, I
mean that would make sense. Allah
whether you know how authentic this is.
But when you look at the effects of
things and and and the things that are
taking place when people are listening
to music etc. I'm I'm not I wouldn't be
surprised at all Eddie. I'm not
surprised at anything I see from these
people anymore. To be honest, I'm not
surprised anymore because now I think
it's reached a point where everything is
in your face. People don't even have to
guess anymore. They don't even have to
guess anymore regarding what's taking
place. You have people like Lil Nas,
people like that. They're showing these
things in their videos now. They're not
hiding it anymore. It's in your face.
So, it's not something in which we have
to guess about and create conspiracy
theories and stuff. We don't have to
guess anymore.
They're telling us everything. And in
fact, I want to do some recordings um
related to and perhaps we can touch down
on this maybe on another episode, but
there are there are video recordings
from statements of of of previous
artists in which their statements are
inside of the inside of the uh uh uh
Rolling Stone magazine or different
magazines that they had in the past.
Their statements are inside of there,
their own statements. So it it it has to
come to a point now where people realize
these are no these are no longer
conspiracy theories anymore. It's now a
it's now we can consider it a
conspiracy. The theory we can remove
that word from it. We can remove that
word from the equation now because it's
it's clear. It's moving. They're letting
us know everything that they're doing
now. It's not they're not hiding it
anymore. They're not hiding it. Subhan
Allah.
So those are my thoughts on it. When I
see these type of things and I see
people coming out more and more and
speaking about it now that media
is is such a huge thing and people are
just getting on platforms and speaking
about these things. I mean like I said
of course Islamically we always need to
verify things
>> you know you know and this is and this
you know but that being said um I'm not
surprised though if it's true I'm not
I'm not surprised at all.
Do you think we should be talking about
this more? Do are we talking about it
enough now? Are what's the importance of
talking about it? I mean, what's the
benefits of us having this conversation?
>> Um, I think it's extremely important,
Manny. You know, as much as people try
to download it, you know, downgrade it
importance or push it to the side, I
think it's extremely important. The
reason the reason I believe is extremely
important Eddie because it pushes people
away from the of Allah.
>> That is the reality. It pushes people
away from
you know Allahh mentions
Allah mentions that he is created. He
hasn't created jin nor mankind except
that they should worship him. But yet
things that are in songs and music are
teaching you the complete opposite.
They're teaching you teaching you to
worship other than Allah.
So this is a fact. So this is why it's
so important because it it they're
speaking about things that are the
complete opposite to tohed which is
which is to associate partners with
Allahel with Allah subhana tala with the
creator of the heavens and the earth.
And anytime you you worship things
besides Allah, we already know what path
you're on and what path that's going to
take you down. If you die in that state,
it's it's it's the hellfire forever.
So, and Shayan knows this. He wants our
company. So, what better way to call
people away from tohed Eddie
rather than using a way that people
think there's nothing wrong with it.
They think it's just a game. They think
it's just play. Oh no, it's just songs.
What better way for Shayan to use other
than something like that? And as I
mentioned before, it's amazing how
closely related music is to the to the
Quran. You can read it, you can listen
to it, you can recite it, and you can
write it down. Think about that.
All four of those things can be done
with music the same way it can be done
with the Quran. You can memorize it. Let
me let me let me re refresh my
statement. You can memorize it, right?
You can memorize songs, right? You can
recite it just like the Quran. People
are reciting it. You can listen to it
and you can write it down. All four of
those things can be done with music the
same way it can be done with the Quran.
And we know that Shayan likes to try to
mimic the things that Allah subhana t
does. So my question to the audience is
is it important to speak about it or
not? We have to ask them now
>> because when you have something so close
to the Quran, we have to see that as
important.
>> I've been surprised. I'm hearing more
and more Christians actually and
non-Muslims who are talking about the
frequencies in music, the emotional
manipulation that's done even in
churches. So, I want to get into this
next clip and then get your reaction and
your experience from your experience,
what you what you think.
>> Definitely.
>> What do you mean by devil music? I was
intrigued to know by what what what does
Luke mean by this? And what types of
music fall under the category of devil
music? I listen to music. I'm like, hang
on. Is this what Luke was talking about?
Like, should I not be listening to this
right now?
>> So, so, so, so music is there's there's
different levels to the music, whether
it's the vibrational frequency that's
attached. You can go to churches today
that actually are playing vibrational
frequency sounds. This is proven and and
recorded where you can manipulate
people's emotions through uh through
certain vibrational frequencies. At
churches, they at c some mega churches,
they'll kind of run sound waves in order
to evoke emotions for people to give
more money, in order for people to
believe certain things, which is crazy
to think about.
>> Uh and then you have to also look at
who's who's the who's the origin source
of that song. What's their intent? What
are the lyrics? What are the lyrics
telling me? Is it nurturing my soul? Is
it destroying uh me? Is it making me
view women in a different lens? Is it
making me think about things that I
shouldn't be thinking about? Or is it
inspiring me? Is it pushing me towards
posit?
>> What are your thoughts? Can you relate
to any of that?
>> Oh, most definitely. Um when you It's
funny that he's talking about this
because he's actually um I believe that
guy is an entrepreneur. He's an
entrepreneur. So, it's funny as you
mentioned, you have a lot of people now
coming out and speaking about these type
of things, even from different walks of
life.
>> Yeah.
>> Um, and people are starting to wake up.
I think when uh something I realized
Eddie I'm not sure if you realize it as
well either a person goes to prison
where they're able to reflect and deeply
deeply reflect on certain things or
sometimes a person may may have access
to resources whether it be money power
so they're able to um focus on seeking
information they're able to have access
to certain information. It seems like
that could be the case with him. Whereas
people like himself, I believe that
young brother is a multi-millionaire. So
it allows him to have access to time
freedom. Say for example, if he's if he
has businesses going running on the side
and he's now he now has that same time
freedom that a person in prison now has,
that time freedom where he can just sit
and reflect, remove distractions, etc. I
know noticed this a lot when it comes to
a lot of entrepreneurs. So what he's
saying here it clearly shows me that a
lot of them are starting to wake up.
Even if you notice a lot of
entrepreneurs are now realizing and
that's a different topic altogether
realizing the the you know the ill
effects of using even something like
marijuana. A lot of entrepreneurs are
starting to come out and talk about
these type of things. So it's like
there's an awakening happen happening in
regards to what they're saying. But from
from the standpoint of frequencies in
music, most most definitely. Most
definitely. You can play certain chords.
If I play certain chords on my guitar,
if I play certain certain chords on the
piano, I can make you feel a certain
way.
I was able to make women stop with
Allah. I ask Allah subhana t.
Alhamdulillah. Allah is Allah has
forgiven me for all of those things.
When you accept Islam, for every viewer
that's watching, when you accept Islam,
Islam removes all of those previous
sins. Alhamdulillah, both major and
minor, Allah removes all of those sins
from you. And so, you're now like a a
new baby walking on the earth.
Alhamdulillah.
This is why why many people will have uh
people that were Muslim previous before
them coming up asking them to make dua
to make supplication for them because
their duas are more likely to be
answered. But anyways, in the past I was
able to play guitar chords or chords on
the piano that would definitely make
women feel a certain way.
>> Wow.
>> And even you can make your voice in a
certain way. you can make your voice
sound sound in a way that attracts them.
In fact, one of my managers, my previous
manager, uh my last manager who was who
was a female, she actually told me, I
remember playing a chord and she and she
said something to me, Eddie, that
let me realize
further realize that music was from
Shaitan. She said, "You know, when you
play that chord right there,
it will make people want to just take a
sip of wine."
I will never forget that. She said, "It
makes people want to just take a sip of
wine and just wind down."
Likewise, I believe there's certain,
you know, compositions you can put
together that will inspire people to
commit zen
>> actions or or any other actions other
actions that that will cause the the the
of the anger of Allah. There's many
there's we we know of many hip-hop art
hip-hop artists like uh uh I believe you
know brother Napoleon spoke about this
before
um where they used to listen to certain
music even I used to listen to Biggie
Smalls and and and Tupac when I when I
wanted to work out and do push-ups
whereas people used to listen to that
right before they go and rob somebody
you get what I'm saying so that it it
would it would obviously make them feel
a certain way before they go out and do
the action. It would pump them up in
order to go do the action effect. So, it
was contributing. It was a contributing
factor to them performing that action
because perhaps if they had never
listened to it in the first place, they
they never would have done it.
Subhan Allah. So, and that goes for
Zena. Many
there's there's stories, man. We can go
on for days regarding the effects
without even without even a voice. The
effects that guitars etc when played a
certain way can have on the on the on
the on the on the physical makeup of the
body.
>> The emotions
I believe it can it can it can I believe
it can affect people physically not just
emotional. I believe it can have
physical effects on people and I believe
they they they've proven that in science
and Allah knows best.
>> Now when he's talking about the origins
of the music, this person the
entrepreneur and then the other guy was
talking about the the spells and the
casting that's done on there. So the
origins of that would obviously be
people who are satanic, the devils who
are pushing this stuff out. And then
what are they trying to accomplish at
the end? And then you at one point you
also talked about music, this kind of
music with the instruments specifically
that this opening opening you up and
then you have these frequencies and
everything. And then you just mentioned
okay getting you to drink to fornicate
and jin possession now to the point
where
>> Yes. Can you talk about that? So, all of
this connected, casting spells,
frequencies, and then just opening you
up and next thing you know, you're
possessed by the gym because of this the
devils.
>> Next thing you know, next thing you
know, you open up. It It reminds me of
um it's like the bait. It's like a
person what we what we may call in in
marketing the bait. It's like giving a
person the bait where you give them a
free sample. So music if you look at it
from that perspective is like giving
that person a free sample and then all
of a sudden that free sample becomes
something in which
um is now being consumed that free
sample is being consumed and people love
it you know it's like you know when
people I'll give an example I love this
example of how many of the Asians um
whether in China or Japan And some of
them they will go they will go and stand
on the corner and give out free samples,
right? They will give out free samples
and they will have you taste it to see
if you like it. Once you like that
sample, you will now you want the entire
meal, right? You want the entire meal.
So likewise, look at that in a way you
can look at music in a way that Shayan
will allow you to get a sample. And then
now that sample opens you up to all
sorts of things in the unseen that you
had no idea was coming your way had you
not taken that sample.
You understand? You've taken that
sample. You knocking you you rocking
your head. You listen to some beat and
before you know it and you don't realize
what's happening in the that's why
that's why that amazes me every time I
read the ayah when Allahh mentions
those that believe in the unseen
because the unseen is a reality and if
Allah was to strip that veil from us
regarding the unseen there's many things
let's be honest there's many things we
wouldn't
If you were to if you were able to see
the shine
dancing with you and rocking with you
>> as you're listening to that song, you
would never do it, Eddie.
>> You would like you you would you would
be scared out of your mind. In fact, I
know a sister, right? There's a sister
Eddie that told me something I will
never forget. She she actually there's a
situation where she she took off her
hijab one day, right? She took off her
hijab. Now, this is going into a little
bit concerning the unseen. She took off
her hijab and she she will never forget
this and I don't think she ever did this
again. She took off her hijab and a few
sisters went out to have a good time and
they took a few photos.
Eddie, she said something appeared in
the photo next to her.
She said something really creepy and
evil looking appeared next to her in the
photo.
And she never did that again, Eddie. She
never did that again. That was like
Allah subhana ta having rah for this
sister.
>> It was like him having having a mercy on
this sister, allowing her to see what
she was really doing with her life.
And this goes out to any sister or any
brother. Anytime we're engaging in
something haram that is displeasing to
Allah subhana tala, we have to stop some
time and think to ourselves, what is
here? What could be possibly whispering
to me right now
contributing, helping me, assisting me,
and aiding me in this action
that I can't see. Subhan Allah. So this
is a reality we need. So imagine music
Because I'm I'm, as I mentioned before,
there's things that I know that I've
produced myself, Eddie, I can never do
it again because I was in some type of
zone. I will go into a studio. Everybody
knows this about me. I will go into my
studio. I will play all of the
instruments,
the bass, the guitars. I will put down a
beat, the pianos. I will play
everything. do all of the vocals
and then come out of the room with an
entire song finished.
This was my way of doing things. So when
I look back at this
and I think about the mindset that I had
to be in, most definitely man, I was
under gym possession. Most definitely.
As I mentioned before, people can look
right inside of the dictionary where it
shows you that the word genius comes
from the word gen.
>> Wow.
>> It comes from the word jin. And many
people um are unaware of that. They're
unaware. That's why I me personally I
rather use the word brilliant or this
person's you know he's got some high
intelligence rather than utilize the
word genius. I don't I rarely use that
word. I try not to use it because of
understanding the origin and what it
means. I mean it's been tied it's been
linked to even many scientists that
people praise. Some people say oh this
person used to being in you know uh used
to deal with alchemy for example which
is s it's a type of s many scientists
have been linked to that. So,
you know, it's a very uh it's a it's a
it's this subject right here is huge,
Eddie, as you can see, man.
>> Because we get into get into music and
science and many different things that
uh people are are familiar with and
think it's think it's just a normal
normal thing.
>> Let me just ask you a couple more
questions before we conclude. Now people
can understand if there was a food
particular food that you put in your
body and it'll cause it can cause a
disease and most people would be smart
enough to stay away from that food. But
here now we're talking about things that
can get you spiritually and I open up
STD spiritually transmitted diseases
>> that these that this affects your heart,
your soul, your because people think of
it non shalai just music. What's the big
deal? But now we're hoping that this
will open up people's minds even further
where they're seeing it from the
entrepreneur. They're seeing it from
this other person who's all tattooed up
probably been down that road and they're
talking about it. And this is actually a
mercy from our dean, this way of life.
You know, if Prophet Muhammad wants to
start bringing people into Islam, he's
not going to have all these
restrictions, but anything that is
prohibited from the creator that's been
told through him, it's things that are
harmful for us. So now you have Muslims
for for example, in their businesses.
For example, the guy wants to bring more
people in. He's got a DJ. he's got a DJ
and he's like, you know, he's hung
around with another Muslim who's
listening to music and now they got a DJ
in the business and they're kicking it
off or she starts being around a certain
friend and now that friend is like
listening to Muslims and they're
listening to music and then she starts
listening to it and then you got that
you're in the wrong company. Just give a
a story, scary story. She goes off.
She's probably around the wrong friends.
Take off the hijab and they're going out
listening to music and next thing you
know Allah sends a sign and wow really
scary story but
>> and then um you know just freeing
yourself from this from this addiction
because would you say that's what it
comes down to? It's an addiction. You're
addicted just like you're addicted to a
drug and and other gambling and other
addictions.
And you were there. You were somebody
who was there. We're not just talking to
some, you know, average person. You were
in the death jam, Russell Simmons, these
kind of people. How do you overcome
this? And, uh, from the some of the
things I just jumped around, some of the
things that are going through my head
where we're watching all this, what do
what are your thoughts from what I just
said?
>> Um, number one, I agree with you 100%.
Number one, it's a it's a it's
definitely an addiction.
And number two, what's the what was the
uh what did you mention regarding STD?
Spiritually transmitted diseases.
>> I like that. I'm gonna have to use that,
man. Spiritually transmitted diseases.
And this is a fact because as I
mentioned before, I believe I mentioned
this on the last episode we did is that
the Quran purifies a soul. It purifies
it from all of its evil.
And music does a complete opposite. Even
though they do all those four things
together,
the Quran does one thing. And music does
the complete opposite.
It causes is it it it it causes facade
to the soul. It d it's destroying it
from the inside out. So it's destroying
you as an individual, destroying us as
individuals from the inside out. And
every time I speak about this, this is
also a reminder for myself. It's also a
reminder for myself because as you
mentioned, it is an addiction for
people. It's an it's an addiction.
>> It's an addiction so much that
for myself and I believe um I remember
even uh uh uh you know there are other
dua that have mentioned the very you
know the the same thing to me that they
can hear a song just a snippet of it.
They can hear a snippet of a song and
the entire song will come back in their
head as if they just heard it yesterday.
>> And so imagine someone like myself, this
is something I battle with every day,
Eddie. And the only thing that helps me
and assists me with this is reading the
Quran frequently, reading the Quran,
attaching oneself to the book of Allah.
And I cannot stress this more. One of
the things that I've mentioned to people
uh a number of times as a cure. I truly
believe it's a cure and it's something
that will highly assist you is
putting the Quran on your ears. you
listening to the Quran
frequently and even better listening to
the Quran while you're looking at the
meaning choosing one of your favorite
reciters
you can find any video on YouTube now
with so many different reciters well the
translation is there the translation of
is present you're listening to the Quran
while you're looking at the meaning of
the Quran at the same time so that way
you're getting the effect as if almost
like you're an Arab. This is a mercy
from Allah. I'm telling you in this day
and age that we have all of this
technology that allows us to benefit
from many of these things
to be able to put the Quran on for
example and look at and look at the
language look at the translation and the
language that you understand at the same
time. That's powerful.
you're having it and and just sit there
and allow the Quran to rock your heart,
just sit there, listen, do this 10 to 15
minutes a day. Do it more if you can.
Just allow just allow the Quran to rock
your heart. The same way you would
listen to your favorite song, the same
way people used to listen to D'Angelo.
There's many people that are going to
watch this that used to listen to
D'Angelo, including myself.
I used to like him as an artist.
Um, so pass away.
>> That's the one that we just uh discussed
that passed away. He's gone. He's no
longer here.
>> Just passed away.
>> And in fact, his his um the one who he
has children, but I'm not sure if him
and uh NJ Stone, I don't not sure if
they were married or not, but I actually
met her on on a number of occasions. Um
>> his wife that was his wife or his
girlfriend, D'Angelo's girlfriend
married. I can't remember if they were
married or not, but she just passed away
last year or so.
>> She also passed away.
>> She just passed away in some sort of
accident. So, I'm not sure what's going
on here, brother.
>> Sometimes they say things are cancer.
Um, that's an entirely different
subject. Sometime they say a person died
from this and the reality is something
different.
>> Yeah.
>> And Allah knows best. That's why you
know Allah is the the knower of the he
knows what's going on in the in the
unseen and we don't know
>> and this is the reality. So um that's
one of the solutions though I give to
the addiction of the Quran. That is
probably the main solution I give. Um if
a person can go to sleep with Quran on
their ears that's good too because and
I'm not saying they be in a state of of
heedlessness while listening to the
Quran but rather um getting used to
listening to the Quran to the point they
start to hate hate listening to music
and this is the point they listen to the
Quran so much to the point they start to
hate music and that will happen over a
period of time inshallah because there's
thousands and thousands of Muslims that
are addicted to to to music
and they know themselves that you know
cuz they'll come and say oh there's a
difference of opinion and things like
this but I I I always say to people now
you and yourself you yourself you know
that there's no diff difference of
opinion regarding what you listen to
>> absolutely nothing
>> because there's not a scholar on the
planet earth that said you can listen to
Beyonce or Jay-Z or
There's not a scholar on the planet
earth.
>> Yeah.
>> There's not a on the planet earth that
says you can listen to them. You
understand? And we ask Allah subhanaa
tala. I'm not not saying this by the way
to down any of them. I ask Allah to
guide all of them to Islam. If I can
speak to them personally, there's many
people that I do speak to personally
still. But as far as singers, many
singers like uh Kesha Cole um as well as
uh uh uh um uh what's the other brother
we mentioned other guy we mentioned
previously.
>> There's many of them that I haven't I
haven't seen many of them in many years.
>> Luj I haven't I've never met him
>> but I ask we ask Allah Allah subhana
tala the creator of the heavens and
earth to guide all of them to Islam.
>> Amen. I wish all of this for all of this
for them. I don't think they're evil. I
believe they're caught into some evil
ways. They got caught up into some evil
ways perhaps. But what I mean by that um
when I say I don't believe that they're
they're completely evil. I mean that
Allah subhana t still has that door open
for them.
>> Allahh has that door open for for anyone
that wants to make repentance and come
to him. That's why I say to people
should never say that a person is
signing their life away to the devil.
What what does that mean? Even even the
magician who is the worst individual in
the sight of Allah
Allah says the magician will never
benefit no matter where he goes and and
the magician will be in the lowest part
of the hellfire. Wow.
>> Even the magician if he makes toba while
he's alive, Allah will forgive that
person. If he makes repentance while
he's alive and returns back to to you're
talking about someone who's actually
worshiping the shaitan directly and many
singers by the way are involved in
worshiping shaitan directly. It's been
proven.
Um but I say this to say that does not
mean they cannot return back to Allah
and make repentance and come to the dean
of Islam. And I guarantee you as you as
we've mentioned before, if any of them
was to simply say, "Oh my Lord, the one
that created me, guide me to the truth."
>> They don't have to they don't have to be
biased. Just ask the one that oh the one
that created me, guide me to your way. I
have no doubt they will be guided to a
snap.
>> No doubt about that.
>> Absolutely. And then you break through.
People talk about, have you heard this
term breaking through the matrix or the
control that
>> they they they have over you? But now,
if you're going to sleep listening to
this,
>> you're
fans of people who sing this kind of
stuff who are I mean, proven to be devil
worshippers. And now, what are you
inviting into your life at at the end of
the day? You know, what what are you
inviting into your life? And I hope this
can be of inspiration, motivation that
people can cut this off. You've been
there. Definitely. I was there. And our
life, we've moved on. We don't go to bed
listening to it anymore in the car or
anywhere. And it's a proof that you can
live without it. You can beat this
addiction. And then you can go ahead and
rise, I think, to the next level because
I think this is always going to be
holding a person back. What do you
think? It's always going to be holding
you back from getting to the next level
>> of your dean.
>> Oh, 100% Eddie. 100% agree. It's always
going to be something holding you back.
you go you're always going to have your
iman is always going to is is always
going to be causing your iman issues
>> always
>> if you don't rid yourself of music
because um
every single because there's a lot of
nasheed artists that I know I would say
majority of the nasheed artists that are
out there I know them personally
>> I have a you know I've had personal
relationships with many of them and for
those of them from though for those who
were from amongst them that used to
actually listen to music,
all of them had issues with certain
issues of
>> they all had issues when it relates to
something in Islam whether it was belief
they all struggle with something
and I always related back to the music
the fact that they were listening to
music and I believe in order to and I
and I I'll go back to my statement that
I mentioned the Quran first and foremost
what I will mention as number one and I
will mention the Quran second is making
dua to Allah subhana tala being sincere
making dua to Allah for him to remove it
from you to assist you because there's
no one to aid you in this situation
better than Allah
if if any of his servants
Allah subhana t specifically mentioned
this and he didn't say
the the scholars of said Allah didn't
mention he didn't mention
he mentioned he didn't say say oh
Muhammad sallallahu alaihi wasallam
he just mentioned specifically if my
servants
huh if my servants ask you concerning
them concerning me tell them I am near
I answer the call of the caller when I
am called upon
Allah had and Allah didn't mention
anyone specific.
He didn't mention the caller has to be a
ni. He didn't mention the caller has to
be a da someone who calls people to
Islam. He didn't mention that the
caller, the one that's calling upon him
has to be a saint or someone special.
Allah just mentioned the caller.
when the person that's supplicating to
him when they call upon him Allah says
he is near
and he will answer that person's dua
especially if that person is sincere
there's no way Allah won't answer that
person's dua so if a person is sincerely
asking Allah subhana wa ta'ala to remove
them of music Allah would do it
Allah will do it and that is number one
that is number one and number two I
would say doing the things as I mention
mentioned concerning the Quran,
attaching oneself to the book of Allah.
Because whenever we make dua to Allah
concerning something, we want to put
forth actions that shows Allah that
we're sincere and what we're saying. We
don't want to just be about to talk. As
we say, we want to put forth actions to
show Allah that we're sincere. I'm here.
I'm here and I and and and I really want
to change I really want to change my
life. And Allah subhana t will make
things easy for you as he made it easy
for me. If I can get away from music,
>> anyone can
>> because I was the most addicted to
music. I used to sleep with music on my
ears with any genre you can think about.
Whether it was jazz, whether it was
rock, cuz I played all of these things.
>> I used to go to sleep listening to AC/DC
on my ears. Mhm.
>> I mean, Jimmy Hendrick was playing in my
ears. Bob Marley was playing in my ears
as I'm sleeping.
>> Subhan Allah. So,
if I can if I can rid myself of it, so
can they.
>> Absolutely.
>> And this is not just coming from
anybody. This is somebody who at one
point also reverted converted to Islam.
Former deaf jam. Hope you guys uh take
this advice seriously. Hey, thank you,
brother, for spending some time with us
again and breaking it down the way you
did.
>> Thank you for having me. Thank you for
having me, Eddie. It's been It's always
an honor, man. Always a pleasure.
>> We meet in person soon.
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