However, if they didnt, which is, unfortunately, the situation, it is unlawful for Muslims to carry out these birthday celebrations in the same manner as non-Muslims. Jesus has promised us new birth some celebrate some dont. However, I wonder, why dont muslims celebrate birthdays? However, this must not lead us to believe that . Reflections and Experiences of a Muslim Mom. Reblogged this on No More Hurting People Peace and commented: There is a specific way to do everything which Islam has defined. The point that real Muslims reject in birthday celebration the sinful and shameless way that some others may commit during the birthday celebration. Egyptians observed birthdays, but only for their rulers. Birthdays are based off culture and that is why not every culture celebrates birthdays natrually for example in some cultures you eat certain foods like red rice or vegetable rice as long as those food do not contain meat that has been forbidden from us such as pork then those foods our okay are we going to say because phrophet muhammad neverr eat red rice during his time we should not eat it either like red rice wasnt something the Qurasish ever eat their is an extent and limits for everything and although we should follow the teaches of the phrophet what many dont understand is their is a line for example muhammads parents died when he was really young should we kill our parents so we can be like him, muhammad was also given milk by another lady a nurse mother should we start doing that as well are we going to start saying it it is it haraam to nurse your baby yourself because muhammad mother never did is it haram to go to high school or become a lawyer because muhammad was never one, like we have to draw a limit and a line to what extent we must go as long as those culture practice to no cross religious boundaries they are allowed just like you must listen to your parents unless they cross religious boundaries. Yanno what? The celebration of days was so important to the average Roman citizen that the Roman calendar designated a majority of days for some form of celebrationincluding many birthdays of gods and famous men. In Islam, celebrating a birthday is not permissible because it is an imitative practice by non-Muslims. Do Muslims celebrate birthdays? Nor did he teach such to his Companions. So, when it comes to celebrating birthdays, the question arises is it haram to celebrate birthdays in Islam? @Anonymous Are you comparing yourself to the prophet? If a person wants to commemorate his/her date of birth, then he/she may do so, especially if he/she takes the opportunity to reflect on the past and pledge to be better during the following year.
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