In my opinion its not we hv to give some liberty to our daughter n sisters. U der is no fatwa for many of d singers, actresses of Bollywood or in other Islamic countries

Unfortunately, the religion of the Qur'an has been severely tainted by clergymen of the past, who have interpreted many verses in the Qur'an in a very twisted way. One such example of their wrong interpretations is of a Verse they use to pass their "verdict (fatwa)" that Muslim women cannot sing in front of unrelated men i.e. in public generally.

Today, there are many Muslim women, despite the above, sing and own albums in the Middle East. However, they are only able to do so because they do it outside the 'religious realm'. That is, the platform on which they are able to utilise and express their talent is one which is not identified with Islam. On the other end, Islamic gatherings and events are held worldwide, and even musical nasheed events but women have no platform there. 'Nasheeds' have become a popular phenomenon among the young Muslims of today. However, their is an obvious lack of female artists in the arena. This is not because there are not any talented Muslim female si ...more

Should not be, but practically it is