Music, Nasheeds and Nazams

Q: Is it okay to listen to naats which have zikr in the background?

Q: Music is haraam. Can I listen to songs which has no music in it but the vocals only or can I post it on Instagram without the music, only the vocals which doesn't have any impropriety lyrics?

Q: I am a student and need to present about a topic that later on contains information about old music and a piece of it for people to listen.. Is it permissible to present it or am I going to be sinful?

Q: Is there any hadith in which Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said that if a person dies while listening music then don't go to his or her funeral?

Also send me the authentic hadith reference if it exists.

Q:

1. Are English Islamic nasheeds permissible?

2. If there are no musical instruments used but rather the "mouth" is used to imitate the musical instruments. Is this permissible?

Q: I used to hear a song which had shirk and sing it publically. Now I repented but I have a doubt that when I sang it publically, whether the person beside me heard it and started singing it or maybe he didn't do it. I dont know if he did or did not, will it be shirk?

Q: Can I listen to songs without music and can I sing songs without music?

Q: I would like to know if listening to Iranian songs like Ya Mahdi and salaam farmonde are allowed in shariah?

Q: I was in the UK and a church bell rang for a while as I stood there.

- I am not sure if the church bell is music or not. Should I have plugged my ears?

- Is it true that our Nabi (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) mentioned bells are Satanic?

- If so, what is the shar’ie ruling for using bells?

Q: Is it permissible to listen to:

1. A song sung by a kafir which has no evil connotations and there is no music at all.

2. A nazam or naat that has no music but tune and rythm is taken from a musical song.

3. The non musical version of a nazam or naat i.e. the vocals only.