Malaysia Mufti Says Dancing to “Alamak Raya Lagi” Can be Haram, Songwriter Says Don’t Overthink the Song

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Raya is all about celebrating the success of soldiering through Ramadhan, and to spice things up even more, many households turn on the Raya songs during Raya month. This year, Alamak Raya Lagi by De Fam broke the internet, with the song gaining global recognition with fans around the world dancing to the rhythm.


Terengganu Mufti, however, believes that dancing to Alamak Raya Lagi can be Haram, especially for the ladies, according to a statement shared by Jakim.

Source: Sinar Harian

“This trend, all for a content can be Haram because it’s lowering the dignity of women, not to mention how they’re revealing their aurat.”

Datuk Dr. Mohamad Sabri Harun said dancing to Alamak Raya Lagi not only shows a negative reputation but also ruins the Raya celebration which should be harmonious. Sabri also expressed his sadness to see fellow Muslim friends following the trends online without considering the consequences.

A still from de fam’s alamak raya lagi

“It regrets me to see how many Muslim friends are following the trend without thinking if it’s positive or negative. Think before you do something, it might just ruin our harmonious culture.”

Avid social media users are likely to notice that the song IS EVERYWHERE, especially when you scroll TikTok where users are using Alamak Raya Lagi as the accompanying background song. Does the song express the singers’ dreading feelings and emotions about Raya?

Here’s what De Fam had to say about the misconceptions, and they’re in NO WAY complaining about Raya.

According to a report, Sophia, one of the members and songwriters said the song is nowhere near about being ungrateful about Raya, but merely capturing the hectic moments while preparing for the celebration.

 

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Malaysia Boleh: Trending ‘Alamak’ Raya Song Challenge has Travelled All the Way to INDIA!​

https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/malaysia-boleh-trending-‘alamak’-raya-song-challenge-has-travelled-all-the-way-to-india.362884/

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[syed putra]

Usage of the word Allah mak is forbidden. There is no such thing.

 

[duluxe]

Usage of the word Allah mak is forbidden. There is no such thing.

Don't think too much, bang

 

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Beware, PAS is an extremists Islamists group. Won't be surprised they endorse Hamas and report to the Ayotollah in Iran.

 

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Alamak! Japanese dance team wows Malaysians by dancing to viral hit 'Alamak Raya Lagi'​

https://www.thestar.com.my/lifestyl...y-dancing-to-viral-hit-039alamak-raya-lagi039

When it comes to trending ditties for Hari Raya this year, Alamak Raya Lagi by Malaysian girl group De Fam easily takes the crown.

After catching the attention of South Korean girl group Tri.Be and Indian actor Santhosh Prathap, Alamak Raya Lagi has reached popular Japanese dance group Avantgardey.


In an Instagram Reel posted on April 14, three ladies from the 20-member dance team can be seen dancing along to the catchy Raya tune.

The video quickly went viral on the platform, amassing over 3.2 million views and 111,000 likes at press time.

“Love it! Arigato Gozaimasu (Thank you),” she wrote.

Many Malaysians also left comments expressing excitement about a local song making waves overseas.

“I can’t believe a Malaysian Eid Fitr song reached your group. Love from Malaysia,” said one netizen.

Another added: “Alamak, the song has reached Japan.”

Inspired by the surprise Hari Raya of 2022, whereby celebrations arrived a day earlier than the expected date, Alamak Raya Lagi was originally scheduled for release in 2023.

However, it was shelved due to the group's other commitments.

The music video for the song premiered on YouTube on March 8 and has over 16.7 million views so far.

"Alhamdulillah, this song has gone viral even outside the country, which we never expected at all, and we just want to express our gratitude to those who have supported us," Azira told an entertainment portal on the song's success.

Formed in 2015, De Fam comprises Azira, Cik Manggis and Sophia Liana.

 

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crazy religion trying to control lives of people and amass all power to themselves

 

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crazy religion trying to control lives of people and amass all power to themselves

The mufti is someone exclusively educated in an islamic school. If the mufti were in afghan or middle-east, he sure will be a terror leader.