What's the big hoo-haa about clubbing?

Published by Ya'qub on 30 December, 2008 - 16:37
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Submitted by LookingToSee on 1 January, 2009 - 19:48

i know its kinda late but...

i'm not really interested in clubbing but maybe its becauz im too young...

also i've grown up with alcohol, drugs, music, mixing with oposite sex is wrong, haraam BUT i've understood WHY, i think thats why im not really tempted...

i think someone said dancing is not allowed or haraam... who ever said that? any hadith or Qur'anic verses? dancing with ur mates and couzins, whats wrong with THAT? (as long as its single sex)

i voted "Astaghfirullah! I've never been clubbing and would never dream of it."

but i think its too uptight and religious and the second option said i went but i didnt so...

what i would hav said would be something like "naah, there too many things haraam going on, not worth and that's how its going to be"

and just imagine u get a heart attack and die right there in the club! whats gonna happen? u gonna get resurected with those people right?

i think people take music too lightly its wrong (not that i havent fallen for it but im trying!) that's why i look for halal music, like only duff or nasheed but they kinda are boring you cant deny so i found "native deen" and im quite happy at the moment... at the moment...

and after all is this life not the believer's prison and the disbeliever's paradise and the next life our paradise?

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Submitted by Seraphim on 1 January, 2009 - 20:08

sawsan wrote:

also i've grown up with alcohol, drugs, music, mixing with oposite sex is wrong, haraam BUT i've understood WHY, i think thats why im not really tempted...

I think thats the position with alot of people. They've grown up around this kinda stuff and have as a result become desensitised to it all.

sawsan wrote:

i think someone said dancing is not allowed or haraam... who ever said that? any hadith or Qur'anic verses? dancing with ur mates and couzins, whats wrong with THAT? (as long as its single sex)

I agree with you but there still a difference of opinion on the subject.

sawsan wrote:

i think people take music too lightly its wrong (not that i havent fallen for it but im trying!) that's why i look for halal music, like only duff or nasheed but they kinda are boring you cant deny so i found "native deen" and im quite happy at the moment... at the moment...

lol, i agree. I find nasheeds and such BORING. They're not much in the way of music if you ask me.

As for what i voted... well im not going to say. Its supposed to be anonymous.

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Submitted by You on 1 January, 2009 - 20:10

Seraphim wrote:
sawsan wrote:

also i've grown up with alcohol, drugs, music, mixing with oposite sex is wrong, haraam BUT i've understood WHY, i think thats why im not really tempted...

I think thats the position with alot of people. They've grown up around this kinda stuff and have as a result become desensitised to it all.

Read it again Einstein.

She said she is not tempted because she was brought up in an environment where it was NOT tolerated.

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Submitted by Seraphim on 1 January, 2009 - 20:22

You wrote:
Seraphim wrote:
sawsan wrote:

also i've grown up with alcohol, drugs, music, mixing with oposite sex is wrong, haraam BUT i've understood WHY, i think thats why im not really tempted...

I think thats the position with alot of people. They've grown up around this kinda stuff and have as a result become desensitised to it all.

Read it again Einstein.

She said she is not tempted because she was brought up in an environment where it was NOT tolerated.

I know what she said Wernstrom.
I stand by my original statement.

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Submitted by You on 1 January, 2009 - 20:29

Seraphim wrote:

I know what she said Wernstrom.

...His complete and utter lack of interpersonal skills led to his dismissal from four major corporations and a consulting job...

Sounds accurate.

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Submitted by You on 1 January, 2009 - 20:40

Me.

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Submitted by You on 1 January, 2009 - 20:49

He has purpose. Saying that, I don't think I got any "favourites". all the characters are needed to make it work well. IMO.

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Submitted by xSmurfy786x on 1 January, 2009 - 22:39

Seraphim wrote:

sawsan wrote:

i think people take music too lightly its wrong (not that i havent fallen for it but im trying!) that's why i look for halal music, like only duff or nasheed but they kinda are boring you cant deny so i found "native deen" and im quite happy at the moment... at the moment...

lol, i agree. I find nasheeds and such BORING. They're not much in the way of music if you ask me.

Actually, there are some v.good nasheeds out there. Native Deen are among the best because you can actually relate to them as a teen and they have v.powerful lyrics. Theres also Hamza Robertson, a new nasheed artist, some of 786 trax are good, and finally Wajid Akhtar! youtube them and let me know what u think! if ur into slow types of nasheeds let me know too - im a nasheed bank lol Smile

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Submitted by _LoLy_ on 2 January, 2009 - 01:04

i saw on youtube

xSmurfy786x wrote:
Native Deen
-Small Deeds
i Really like it..it has so rhythm..nice!and it's so long!we don't have song long like this!
xSmurfy786x wrote:
Hamza Robertson
-your beauty
it's nice...so quiete..not bad! Smile
xSmurfy786x wrote:
Wajid Akhtar!
-Show me the way
but i don't like it..

anyway i think the music you've in the club are a little different about our...
if u're interested i leave some links..
latino-reggaetton music--> ">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9e7t4jAH1Xc]
">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4eeSHdbxoc&feature=PlayList&p=F8A284CBCA...
this is spanish music..the way they dance is a little provocative also for we italian..it's..uhm..i can i say....we use the word "dirty"...
techno-electro music-->">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmW2HujegZQ]
dance music-->">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfqUOVL8XOo&feature=related]
house music-->">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwsEjDCHEN4]
">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB6AH6Q-qfc&feature=related]

Wink

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Submitted by Ya'qub on 2 January, 2009 - 17:12

I like Zoidberg the best

WOOOP! woop-woop-woop.

And I used to go clubbing when I wasn't a Muslim and I didn't like it. But I DID like going TO the club and coming home from it a LOT.

Night buses in London (when you are a kafir) are great fun!

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Submitted by proud_hijabi on 2 January, 2009 - 22:25

yeah, i love native deen and other halal hiphop groups

yeah i remember when i was younger (yr 7) me and my friends used to have so much fun on the bus when we was going home but the other people on the bus sure didnt like it
but now im to mature for that stuff
(not really but i did stop)

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Submitted by Joie de Vivre on 3 January, 2009 - 18:05

Obviously if music is an issue then all clubbing's out, but it occurred to me that we haven't mentioned live music (excluding DJs) which is a far healthier scene, and doesn't quite so much imply a boozy or pilly night. I like the live music scene.

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Submitted by Ya'qub on 3 January, 2009 - 18:21

Joie de Vivre wrote:
Obviously if music is an issue then all clubbing's out, but it occurred to me that we haven't mentioned live music (excluding DJs) which is a far healthier scene, and doesn't quite so much imply a boozy or pilly night. I like the live music scene.

I used to go to metal gigs all the time, even though I didn't like the music at all, I just liked mosh-pitting (I was about 15, in my defence). I even bunked off double English on a Friday afternoon to be in the background of a music video which was never released by a band that no1 has heard of.

But music festivals were the 'best' of both worlds... if the weather was OK.

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Submitted by Ya'qub on 3 January, 2009 - 19:13

wednesday wrote:
I assume they have LOUD death/heavy metal 'music' and do people go nuts?

That's basically about it. It sounds like you've already been.

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Submitted by Amal on 4 January, 2009 - 14:11

Ya'qub wrote:

Night buses in London (when you are a kafir) are great fun!

Whats happens on night buses? :?:

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Submitted by Ya'qub on 4 January, 2009 - 15:57

Amal wrote:
Ya'qub wrote:

Night buses in London (when you are a kafir) are great fun!

Whats happens on night buses? :?:

Its practically the only time in public life when strangers talk to each other and make loads of jokes and stuff...

There is, of course, a lot of fitna that goes with it though.

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Submitted by xSmurfy786x on 4 January, 2009 - 17:43

At my prom we had a live DJ, disco lights, the lights in the room were dimmed.. v.veryy.loud music..

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Submitted by Seraphim on 4 January, 2009 - 17:56

xSmurfy786x wrote:
At my prom we had a live DJ, disco lights, the lights in the room were dimmed.. v.veryy.loud music..

Okay...

Well thanx for sharing that rivetting story, you should consider adopting it for the stage.

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Submitted by You on 4 January, 2009 - 18:06

xSmurfy786x wrote:
At my prom we had a live DJ, disco lights, the lights in the room were dimmed.. v.veryy.loud music..

You had a prom?

Have proms made it over from America in a big way?

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Submitted by Seraphim on 4 January, 2009 - 20:57

wednesday wrote:
You wrote:
xSmurfy786x wrote:
At my prom we had a live DJ, disco lights, the lights in the room were dimmed.. v.veryy.loud music..

You had a prom?

Have proms made it over from America in a big way?

yeah ... we culdn't have a prom cos our school was females only Sad

Yeah a girl only prom would have been weird

Biggrin

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Submitted by Joie de Vivre on 5 January, 2009 - 03:15

Ya'qub wrote:

Night buses in London (when you are a kafir) are great fun!

I think one of the least pleasant things I ever saw was on a night bus, when a big stocky and paranoid man started issuing death threats. But I do enjoy making my way across London on foot and by bus having missed the last trains.

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Submitted by The Lamp on 5 January, 2009 - 09:50

Clubs aren't worht the trouble. There are better stuff in life.

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Mawlana Jalal ud Din Rumi

Submitted by Amal on 5 January, 2009 - 11:48

Ya'qub wrote:
Amal wrote:
Ya'qub wrote:

Night buses in London (when you are a kafir) are great fun!

Whats happens on night buses? :?:

Its practically the only time in public life when strangers talk to each other and make loads of jokes and stuff...

There is, of course, a lot of fitna that goes with it though.

I used to travel on night buses (and late trains) all the time. No-one really talked to me (I think that was a good thing though!) I witnessed a number of crimes :s and came across many scary weirdos :shock: (including many drugged up and drunk homeless folk who use the bendy buses as free sleeping accommodation!) My advise: always sit near the exit, driver and camera! :shock:

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Submitted by The Lamp on 5 January, 2009 - 11:53

That's why I rarely sit at the back.

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Submitted by Amal on 5 January, 2009 - 12:03

The Lamp wrote:
That's why I rarely sit at the back.

Sitting at the back of buses: no, but at the back of trains: yes

Sitting at the back gives you a good view of the place, in case theres any trouble brewing (or maybe I need to stop watching Crimewatch lol)

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Submitted by Angelic (not verified) on 5 January, 2009 - 12:09

We had a 'prom' which we called the Leavers Ball, it consisted of people drinking, music (not too loud - thankfully) and dancing. The drinking we didnt do well alcohol or the dancing.

It was a bunch of us that went, it was okay, had a limo ride (which was very fun back then) and we had pics taken which was a nice memory (mind you dont know where they are), got picked up at 12am (thats the latest i've been out for a non-islamic event!).

Overall it was not bad, the good thing is it had its memories.

Submitted by You on 5 January, 2009 - 12:35

ooh, you party animal!

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