Man – and animals – behaves properly when
in a stable, normal mental state, according to the observations of
psycho-sociologist Charles Kort and some of his colleagues. The study
showed 2,567 cases of people who live in noisy areas and heavy traffic
in Holland. Psychological studies on industrial workers indicate that
those who are subject to high-density noise suffer from irritability,
dizziness, headaches, moodiness and anxiety.
Children are naturally more affected by
noise than adults. The mental capacities of school pupils are influenced
by the surrounding noise, for example near airports where they feel
distracted and frustrated. Children under 7 are the most sensitive to
noise, as they become annoyed and often cry if they hear a sudden loud
sound.
Soft music calms the nerves, whereas the
loud music and jerky movements performed by young people in nightclubs
leads to severe tension due to the effect of amplifiers, not to mention
the auditory harms indicated earlier.
Calmness relaxes the nerves, noise
irritates them: Concentration and deep contemplation need a calm
atmosphere to allow the person to be creative. The noise from a wedding
down the street to me has compelled me to stop at this point until the
street is calm once again.
Generally, life in a big city like Cairo
is full of noise. An intellectual can hardly be creative in such an
atmosphere. Like all major cities, the roaring of machines and the
clinging of steel conceal the humming of bees and the twittering of
birds. Chimneys and discharged toxic smokes replace the gardens and
parks that gave sweet smells. Noise also disturbs those sleeping,
leading to muscular contractions, so that one wakes up feeling tired
rather than fresh.
Now, in the Glorious Quran, are the verses that call to avoid noise, such as the following:
“Neither speak thy prayer aloud, nor speak it in a low tone, but seek a middle course between.” (Surat Al-Israa:110).
“O you who believe, raise not your voices above the voice of the Prophet. Nor speak aloud to him in talk, as you may speak aloud to one another, lest your deeds become void and you perceive not. Those that lower their voices in the presence of the apostle of Allah – their hearts has Allah tested for piety: for them is forgiveness and a great Reward.” (Surat Al-Hujurat:2-3).
“And be moderate in thy pace, and lower thy voice, for the harshest of sounds without doubt is the braying of the ass .” (Surat Luqman:19).
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