Islamic Ringtones! Good? Bad? Just Ugly?
‘Quranic ringtones un-Islamic’
LUCKNOW: Muslim clerics at a leading seminary in India have asked people not to use verses from the holy Quran as ringtones for their mobile phones, saying the practice was un-Islamic. Clerics at the Darul Uloom seminary in the northern Indian town of Deoband issued an edict banning the use of holy Quran verses or Muslim call to prayers as ringtones, saying doing so violates Islamic law. Holy Quran verses “are not meant for entertainment,” seminary official Asumin Qazmi said on Saturday. “Anyone who persists in using these should be ostracised from society,” he said by telephone from Saharanpur. Mufti Badrul-Hasan, a leading cleric in Lucknow, said he supported a ban on such ringtones. “One should hear the complete verse of the holy Quran with a pious mind and in silence. If it is used as a ringtone, a person is bound to switch on the mobile, thus truncating the verse halfway,” he said. “This is an un-Islamic act.” AP
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These ringtones were a big hit it seemed, but as with all things Islamic, someone has found and insult and we have hit a snag.
Hat-Tip: TROP
Wait, I can't just leave this unlinked and unshared....this is just too mash'allah!! Check out all of these ringtones!! And don't forget the animated horse pictures. A must for anyone.
1 Comments:
Pim's, great one!
Oops, I think my phone has one with a prayer now that is permanently cut in half.
I am so sorry. I did not mean to.
And don't you know it. I can't delete it any more. Now it will ring, ring, ring and ring with half a verse.
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