Nashids are permissible whether recited individually or in unison, but no forbidden musical instruments should be used, and they should not be the focus of the Muslim’s mind. Also, nashids should not be recited by women (in front of men), or include haram or obscene speech.

Depicting the companions of the Prophet Muhammad in films, plays, or other media is prohibited in Islam. Their honored status, as praised in the Quran and Hadith, must be preserved. Such portrayals expose them to mockery, distort their legacy, and may lead to doubts about Islam. Islamic teachings emphasize that when harm outweighs any potential benefit, the act becomes impermissible. Therefore, representing the Companions in any visual form is considered prohibited.