Fire in London, shooting in Virginia, 100,000 civilians trapped in Raqqa and this is not even in the past month. Human blood has become cheap and somehow we have become okay with labelling everyone and everything as "collateral damage". In the midst of all the politics, we have forgotten the "small" issues- how can we expect these absolute pricks we call a "government" to lead us to any success? It's foolish to believe we live in a genuine democracy and foolish to believe that these people sitting on millions of pounds will allow change to come about. Pray for the world.
So, this post may seem a little strange as it's just music right? It is all around us and we can never quite get away from it. We've grown up with it and never been without it, it's practically a part of life. If you've never made the conscious effort/decision to stop listening to music, then this will be completely new to you, however, I hope it will be of benefit. Just to give you a little background, you could say I was brought up with music. When I was younger and the parents weren't home, we used to blast Pop Party (if you know you know), my idea of fun was singing along to karaokes on Youtube and I knew the lyrics of EVERY SINGLE SONG OUT THERE. I couldn't walk anywhere unless I had my earphones and music at the gym was a no brainer. I was always aware that music was haram (forbidden) and I never understood why up until recently because "it's only music" right?! Music was a massive part of my life and I found so much joy in listening to it, h...
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