Islam : Chitarre, i flauti e i pianoforti sono peccaminosi!

Australia: a Sydney un predicatore musulmano "dalla linea dura" ha dichiarato che le chitarre, i flauti e i pianoforti sono peccaminosi perché incoraggiano il sesso prematrimoniale - e sostiene anche che le cantanti donne causano i terremoti.
Dice anche che la musica intossica le persone più dell'alcool.
Il fondamentalista sunnita cita i versi degli Hadith, il libro che racconta la vita del profeta Maometto, che descrive i flauti come "la voce del pazzo immorale".
Ha anche citato un verso in cui c'è scritto che ci sarebbero stati "terremoti e piogge di pietre" se la gente avesse bevuto alcolici, ascoltato cantanti donne o suonato strumenti musicali.
"Molti di questi stanno diventando sempre più diffusi, specialmente le cantanti femminili", ha affermato.

Hardline Sydney Muslim declares 'modern beats' in music encourage sex before marriage - and claims women singing triggers 'EARTHQUAKES'

• Hardline Muslim preacher Nassim Abdi declares musical instruments immoral 
• He also quoted the Islamic Hadith to claim female singers caused earthquakes
• The Islamic fundamentalist is from the Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah Association

A hardline Muslim preacher has declared guitars, flutes and pianos are sinful because they encourage pre-marital sex - and he also claims female singers cause earthquakes.

Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah morals crusader Nassim Abdi told a mosque at Auburn in western Sydney that modern beats are also more intoxicating than alcohol.

The Sunni fundamentalist quoted verses from the Hadith, a book chronicling the life of the Prophet Mohammad, to describe flutes as the 'voice of the immoral fool'.

He also quoted a verse which said there would be 'earthquakes and showers of stones' if people drank alcohol, listened to female singers or played musical instruments.

'A lot of these are becoming more and more prevalent, especially the female singers,' he said.

Mr Abdi said the Prophet forbade drums and had described the flute as the 'voice of the immoral fool'.

The religious teacher, from the Saudi-funded ASWJ, said music was 'a tool that's always linked with alcohol and zina' - the Muslim term for sex outside of marriage.

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Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah morals crusader Nassim Abdi (pictured) told a mosque at Auburn in western Sydney that modern beats are also more intoxicating than alcohol

He also took aim at long-necked string instruments, the fiddle, 'modern instruments such as the violin', the organ, piano and guitar.

The ultra-conservative preacher told his followers the Prophet banned musical instruments 'because their effect and impact is greater than that of the ancient instruments mentioned in the Hadith'.

He claimed modern dance beats are even more intoxicating than alcohol, which is banned in Islam. 

'You look at a lot of modern instruments, a lot of the modern beats and the way they put the music together, and the person becomes more intoxicated … more intoxicated than if he were to drink alcohol itself,' he said.  

Last year, Mr Abdi slammed Muslims parents for allowing their children to listen to music in the car on the way home from the mosque and letting them dance at home.

He has also previously declared it sinful for women to show their ears in public and was condemned by New South Wales government ministers and feminists in September after Daily Mail Australia revealed a sermon where he said wives had a duty to make themselves available for sex with their husbands