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Reader comment on item: Ahmadinejad Bans Western Music in Iran

Submitted by sara (United States), Jan 22, 2006 at 00:07

I'm not sure if the readers or Westerners in general actually understand why he did this. It's not really a personal insult aimed at "western" music, but rather it is because music is forbidden in the religion of Islaam. It is said to be a tool satan and the more someone listens to music, the less their heart is filled with remembering God.

Hope this clarified something !

Sara

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