Do you guys research before you answer questions?

No! wateve comes up in my mind i just write it down.

I do research. That way, I know my answers aren't my own opinion, they're Quranically-based. If something is my own opinion, I state that up front so there's no confusion, but I won't give an opinion that contradicts the Qur'an when it comes to Islam and its practice.

If it's my own question, I will ask others for help on where to find information on a topic, they'll give me some references, then I will verify it for myself from the Qur'an. I always tell people to check for themselves, not to assume that someone else is right.

Let me point out one thing: you are not, under any circumstances, liable for another's sin. What someone else chooses to do is their choice. You are only responsible for your own actions. Nor can you do something, like hajj or ummrah, for another person's benefit. We all bear the punishment and receive the reward for what we do.

Qur'an 35:18

"And none can carry the load of another; and even if it calls on another to bear part of its load, no other can carry any part of it, even if they were related. You will only be able to warn those who are concerned towards their Lord while unseen, and they hold the contact prayer. And whoever contributes, is contributing for himself. And to God is the final destiny."

Wallay kum asalam.

Not really. I usually answer only questions I know about.

Btw, Music should be avoided. Since it is doubtful. When in doubt, avoid it. It is not worth burning in Hellfire forever.

i only answer if i do some research

and if i have some info from a lecture or a shieck/imam

if i dont have proper info i dont bother answering cause were all accountable to what we say. and Allah will punish us if we talk with ignorance.

@SMH: sighs....do some research bout that subject. Scholars disagree on this situation.

SMH: sighs even more lol thats the hadith that the scholars disagree on. they interpret it diff. anyway lol im not gunna get u the arguments i did my share of research on this hadith, maybe u should too :) im honeslty not a pro at explaining it to u. some shieck explained it at a lecture

Yes, I have tonnes of questions on my mind and I would like to ask them to DR Zakir Naik. When I meet him one day inshaAllah.

Wa alaykoum salam

You mean how some people say music isn't haram?

Back to your question though, Not all the time. If i know the answer from hearing it from whoever/wherever, then i share it here. If theres something i don't know, i try not to state it as a fact by starting it off with "i think"

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sahar, taken from cute's answer: The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Among my ummah there will be people who will regard as permissible adultery, silk, alcohol and musical instruments.” Narrated by al-Bukhaari (5590). See also: al-Silsilah al-Saheehah by al-Albaani (91)

Ibn al-Qayyim said: If the zamr (a kind of pipe or flute),which is the least evil of musical instruments, is haraam, then what about those which are worse such as the ‘oud (a stringed instrument), tambour (drum) and yaraa’ (a reed instrument)? No one who has had the slightest whiff of knowledge should hesitate to regard them as haraam, and the least that can be said is that they are the symbol of corrupt evildoers and wine drinkers. .

thats from Bukhari, very reliable....and even if it wasn't haram(which it is), then why would you be willing to take that risk of it being haram?

Depends on the question, sometimes the question intrigues me so i go searching for answers myself :)