Ruling on producing TV reports, and ruling on the wealth earned thereby
Question

                I work as a sound technician in a national media association. We record many reports. The team includes me, a journalist, a cameraman, and lights technician. Allah has guided me several months ago, Alhamdulillah. But now I am very confused regarding my job. As these reports are about sports, economics, and news, but sometimes they ask us to cover parties, plays and concerts. I refuse entering such places now and give my machines to the journalist to do the job for me, although there is a committee for controlling and supervising. 
 
The question:
 
Is my work halal or haram? Shall I gather money through my work to perform hajj. Most of which I gathered before my straightness. Is this money halal or haram? if it is haram, then can I give it to my mother to perform hajj? Is there any way by which I can purify my money if it was not halal? Can I stay in this work until I find another, knowing that we do not have Islamic channels here, and other channels are bad? Please guide me, shall I continue working or stay workless?  My mother refuses totally that stay without work. She advises me to be patient until Allah grants me another job. Please enlighten me, I hate my work and even myself.
Praise be to Allah.Firstly: 
We praise Allaah for having 
    blessed you with guidance and we ask Him to help you to be guided more, and 
    to make your heart steadfast in faith and to cleanse you of sin. 
You should realize that no 
    matter how vast this world may seem to a person, his fate is a constricted 
    abode which is the grave. No matter how great its delights, the fate of his 
    body is to be food for the worms. Remember that the real life is the life of 
    the Hereafter, and that the place where the Muslim wants to live is 
    Paradise, where there is no worry or grief or sickness or boredom, and he 
    will enjoy the blessings and bounties of Allaah. 
With regard to your current 
    work, you do not doubt that it involves many haraam things, and that is 
    indeed the case. Every report that you help to prepare contains something 
    haraam, such as music, adorned women or promotion of something haraam that 
    goes against sharee’ah, so you have a share of sin commensurate with your 
    participation in preparing it. This is a kind of cooperating in sin and 
    transgression which Allaah has forbidden: “but do 
    not help one another in sin and transgression. And fear Allaah. Verily, 
    Allaah is Severe in punishment”
[al-Maa’idah 5:2]. 
Allaah has commanded us to 
    strive on earth and seek provision, but He has forbidden us to earn by 
    haraam means. All work which plays a part in creating evil and spreading it 
    among people is haraam work, and it is obvious to you that the people 
    getting used to evils such as adornment of women, mixing and music and so on 
    is largely caused by the media. 
Thirdly: 
What we advise you to do is 
    to look for a permissible job in the same field, and do not hasten to leave 
    if you find another field which is Islamically acceptable, even if that 
    leads to your working in a field that is not your speciality. But if you 
    find an opportunity in your field and the work is permissible, then move to 
    that job. If that is not possible and there are few opportunities to find 
    permissible work in your department or in another department, then you have 
    no choice but to leave this job, seeking reward with Allaah for leaving it, 
    and hoping that by obeying your Lord and keeping away from everything that 
    may anger Him, Allaah will honour you in this world and the next. Remember 
    that if you fear Allaah with regard to yourself and your job and wealth, 
    then you have a promise from Him of good in this world and in the Hereafter, 
    as He says (interpretation of the meaning): 
“And whosoever fears 
    Allaah and keeps his duty to Him, He will make a way for him to get out 
    (from every difficulty).
3. And He will provide 
    him from (sources) he never could imagine. And whosoever puts his trust in 
    Allaah, then He will suffice him. Verily, Allaah will accomplish his 
    purpose. Indeed Allaah has set a measure for all things”
[al-Talaaq 65:2-3]
Fourthly: 
As for the wealth that you 
    previously acquired, it is subject to further discussion. 
1.
If you did not know that 
    your work was haraam, then the money that you earned and accumulated is 
    permissible, and you may dispose of it as prescribed by Allaah. We have 
    quoted the fatwa of Shaykh ‘Abd al-‘Azeez ibn Baaz (may Allaah have mercy on 
    him) concerning a similar case in the answer to question no.
    12397. 
2.
If you did know that your 
    work was haraam, then if you can work out what proportion of your work was 
    haraam and take out the proportionate amount from your wealth and donate it 
    to various charitable causes, and make use of the rest, then that is 
    permissible for you. That applies if not all of your work is haraam, and 
    working out the rate is up to you. 
3.
There is nothing wrong with 
    you giving your mother some of the money that you intend to spend on Hajj – 
    if your situation matches the second scenario above – and there is nothing 
    wrong with her accepting it, because money that is haraam because of how it 
    is acquired is only haraam for the one who acquires it, not the one to whom 
    it is transferred. 
And Allaah knows best.