Is it permissible to publish a reliable religious lesson that contains musical effects at its beginning or end, if the intention is to convey the lesson and not the music?

Listening to music is impermissible. If the lesson contains music, it must be removed before publishing. If this is not possible, then averting the harm of listening to music takes precedence over gaining the benefit of listening to the lesson. This can be compensated for by other lessons that are free from the forbidden.