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@XugaXuga88 I agree, celebrating birthdays is a day to remind you of the arrival of you into earth.
tahsin95 1 year ago
mawlid Nabi s.a.w is the same as celebrating the birth day of his. Thus it is an innovation to celebrate his b'day. Infact there is no such thing in Islam about celebrating other's bday.
Thexzsilvshidexz 2 years ago
@Thexzsilvshidexz wat is i am not doing as a deen... :D bidat is somthing done as Deen right... :P
airborne2002 1 year ago
no bodie asks to be born, but all children likes birthdays, and in the quran it says that all that makes a child happy makes it legal, so how can we deny their hapiness.
and i think the mother like to see here child having fun at here or hes birthday.......
Sara92DD 2 years ago
Which ayah is that in?
Ackie00 1 year ago
mawlid nabi is not a birthday party! its a remembrance day for the arrival of our beloved Messenger of God.
h1sham9 3 years ago
say no to mawlid Nabi celebration.
f1r4zxx 3 years ago 4
mawlid Nabi is for our Prophet s.a.w stupid! and we dont have birthday cakes on that day, duh...
h1sham9 3 years ago
He's making some good points.But the point of birthdays is to celebrate someone's arrival into the world.You are saying to someone you love "You have brought so much joy into our lives,and the day you were born was the greatest day of our lives." Thus,you are celebrating someone as a person overall and his or her life, not just the fact that they were born. And btw, mothers have birthdays too.
XugaXuga88 3 years ago