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How Arab Music Makes Movie Villains

June 5, 2018 islamoyankee

How Arab Music Makes Movie Villains.

“Muslims find it painful to hear the sound they love tied to the violence they abhor,” Dr. Rashid continues. “Non-Muslims find it basically impossible to approach what Muslims find beautiful if they hear it connected to what we all find ugly.”

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