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Religious Leader Highlights Health Risks of Loud Music at Muhammed Processions
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News Analysis IndiaReporter
August 24, 2026
04:32 PM
In an interview from Bareilly, Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Barabri expressed concern that booming DJ music at Juloos‑e‑Muhammadi could damage hearing and cause structural damage to homes. He urged the Muslim community, especially the youth, to forgo such non‑Islamic entertainment and instead focus on a procession that aligns with Shariah principles. Razvi also commended the Uttar Pradesh administration for initiating an inquiry into 558 madrasas, calling for a fair and transparent investigation into alleged mismanagement.
