Why Don't Muslims Celebrate Christmas?
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- CHAPTERS:
00:00 = The Short Answer
00:35 = The Long Answer
01:36 = What if I don't believe in it?
02:18 = Gifts? Trees? Taking part?
03:23 = Be kind to others
03:37 = Our children
In this video, we're going to explore the history of Christmas and Muslims don't celebrate it and it is considered Haram. We'll also look at some of the common actions around Christmas like wishing each other Merry Christmas or giving gifts - are these halal in Islam?
Why don't Muslims celebrate Christmas?
Is Christmas Haram?
Can Muslims give Christmas gifts or cards?
Why do people even celebrate Christmas?
I hope you enjoy this video and that it gives you a better understanding of why Muslims don't celebrate Christmas, whether you're Muslim or Non-Muslim.
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1:55 As Othodox Christians say, "Christmas, has nothing to do with Christianity. Its paganism".
very true
Another excellent video Shahrukh. I always look forward to your videos - concise and packed with information. I liked the message regarding being kind to others and being mindful of the example we set
Thank you Nabeel 🙏🏽 absolutely we must be kind to our neighbours, just as our Prophet pbuh was
I completely agree with you, if we don’t draw a line, our children will take it to the next level!
MashAllah a great reminder, we must be proud of being Muslims❤
Absolutely, this is why a Muslim environment and upbringing is so vital 😊
we never celebrate christimas allah forbid it in the quran even my non muslim teacher would never want me to be jealous if my non muslim friends got to celebrate christmas or halloween the only holiday we are allowed to celebrate is eid no other holiday no christmas no halloween no easter not even valentines day
Whilst agreeing with your standpoints, i find it kind of funny that you have the Pan Arab colour’s (flag of Palestine) in your room given how it was made by the British in coordination with certain deceived Arab tribesmen to defeat the last army of Islam the Ottomans. The Muslims in my opinion should only have two official flags the Shahada and the seal of the Prophet (SAW), with the star and crescent and certain local flags being acceptable. Unfortunately they have been misused by people who call themselves ‘Muslim’ but are of course not.
That’s a fair point re: the origin of the current Palestinian flag
I love Islam because Islam is my religion
Highly appreciated
Thank you!
But Eid isn't in the Quran either and yet you still follow that? not to mention it and Ramadan's pagan roots. Seems like you're picking and choosing what you believe examples.
Eid is not explicitly mentioned in the Quran but there are hadith (practices/sayings of the Prophet and his companions) that encourage Eid celebrations. Ramadan has its basis in Islam. You seem misinformed.
@@raiseyourdeen But for Christmas you said its not mentioned in the Quran, but neither is Eid right? It seems like that isn't a good way to judge why Muslims don't celebrate something.
@@nelsonbennett259
He made a minor mistake.
His point now, is that Eid is mentioned in the Hadiths.
Now if Christmas was also mentioned in Hadiths, we Muslims would also happily celebrate it.
They're some Muslims who celebrate Christmas, for whatever reason.
They're some Muslims who celebrate things only based on proof, from the Holy scriptures.
Both groups of Muslims, aern't telling you what to do. 🤷🏽♀️
Ask any Christian in Lebonon, Indonesia, Malaysia or other Muslim countries..
They'll all tell you, that they all celebrate Christmas and the Muslims, and the Muslim government doesn't stop them. Nor do we get offended, that they aern't celebrating Eid.
Lastly, try asking Othodox Christians why they don't celebrate Christmas.
They also say Christmas isn't in the Holy scriptures.
Have a nice day. 👍
@@nelsonbennett259 some things aren't mentioned in the Quran (it can't talk about everything) but are taught to us by the Prophet Muhammad. Eid is one of those things.
What the Holy Prophet taught us is called the Hadith and is also a huge source of what Muslims practice.
Also the comment from misbahailia makes some good points.
i love how you respond to questions and don't shy away from them, prayers to you Brother and your loved ones. May Allah bless you.@@raiseyourdeen