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Tag Archives: festival
Salutations to non-Muslim friends on their holidays
I would like to know if it is allowed for Muslims to wish their non Muslim friends like Happy Deepavalli to Hindus. Continue reading
Posted in Halal & Haram
Tagged acceptance, celebration, consideration, festival, gods, greetings, holiday, holiday greetings, non-Muslims, relations with non-Muslims, respect, tolerance
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Mawlid
As far as I know the Mawlid al Nabi (salah Allah aleyhi wa salam), as we recognize today, was introduced by Emir Nur al Din al Zengi in the late 12th century… Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged bida`tun hasanat, birthday of Prophet (s), Eid, festival, good innovation, mawlid, Milad, Milad an-Nabi, systemization
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