Faculty member at the Research Institute of Islamic Sciences and Culture.
Abstract
Motivation and content play a role in the prohibition of all types of artistic instances—except for ghina' (singing/music)—either as the entire subject or as part of the subject. As for ghina', which is a type of vocal quality and whose determination falls outside the scope of this article, the apparent evidence from reliable sources and the prevailing opinions of most jurists indicate that motivation and content have no role in its prohibition.
sarami,S . (2016). A Re-examination of the Role of Motivation and Content in the Permissibility and Prohibition of Art.. Theology of Art, 1394(3), 15-36.
MLA
sarami,S . "A Re-examination of the Role of Motivation and Content in the Permissibility and Prohibition of Art.", Theology of Art, 1394, 3, 2016, 15-36.
HARVARD
sarami S. (2016). 'A Re-examination of the Role of Motivation and Content in the Permissibility and Prohibition of Art.', Theology of Art, 1394(3), pp. 15-36.
CHICAGO
S sarami, "A Re-examination of the Role of Motivation and Content in the Permissibility and Prohibition of Art.," Theology of Art, 1394 3 (2016): 15-36,
VANCOUVER
sarami S. A Re-examination of the Role of Motivation and Content in the Permissibility and Prohibition of Art.. Theology of Art. 2016;1394(3):15-36 (In Persian).
Theology of Art