There is an elaborate naming ceremony. A little bit of the baby's hair is cut which symbolises the shaving of the baby's hair in earlier time. Prayers and blessings are said by family and guests. It is customary to pass sugar and dates around after prayers are said. This is to ensure a sweet future for the child.
After the ceremony, there is a feast. Proper etiquette says that Muslims should bring food to any celebration, even if they are not specifically asked to. This rule does not usually extend to non-Muslim people who attend.
well.. Muslims aren't supposed to celebrate birthdays... but some Muslims do celebrate birthdays... but most Muslim families celebrate birthdays by just having a few friends over and maybe cutting a cake.. they would do this if the child is very small and request haveing a birthday party.. as Muslim children got older.. the interest of birthdayS disappear.. i am 15 and i haven't had one birthday party...
Strictly speaking, the celebration of birthdays is not really encouraged in Islam. Not sure why, but as it is not encouraged in the religion itself, there is no way Muslims ("islam people" lol) celebrate it specifically, other than the way any other average family would.
The birthday of the holy Prophet (SAW) is not celebrated by all the Muslims. Many of the Muslims celebrate it. Many don't celebrate saying that it was not celebrated by the Sahabah (Companions of the Prophet).
Muslims don't celebrate muhammed birthday
He was the Messenger of Allah. Prophet Muhammad helped guide Muslims on the right path. His life is what we use to follow the religion of Islam. He taught us Muslims the things we need to do and how we do it. Therefore, that was why Prophet Muhammad's life was so important to Muslims.
Eid, Ramadan and Mawlid al-Nabi Shia Muslims celebrate also Eid Ghadir that is the day prophet Muhammad SAWW declared Imam Ali a.s. as Caliph and leader of Muslims after prophet at Ghadir Khum.
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born 570 CE in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Muslims celebrate his birthday on Eid Milad Un Nabi.
what did muhammads followers think of him? Followers of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) regard him as the last messenger of god, and the servant of god. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is the idol of all muslims, he is the leader.
no because our prophet Muhammad didn't celebrate it and so we don't celebrate it . also it is haraam to celebrate
for remembering prophet Ibrahim's history.
Muslims DO NOT celebrate Christmas, because Christmas is a Christian holiday. Muslims follow the religion, Islam, and that is why they DO NOT celebrate Christmas. Muslims do not have the beliefs that Jesus was the "son" of God, but rather Muslims believe that Jesus was a prophet of God. So that is why Muslims do not celebrate "Christ"mas.
Prophet Muhammad, God bless him and grant him peace, instructed Muslims to celebrate only two holidays: Eid al-Fitr, at the end of Ramadan, and Eid al-Adha, during the annual Hajj. Some Muslims, in imitation of Christian practice, celebrate the Mawlid an-Nabi, the birthday of Prophet Muhammad, God bless him and grant him peace, but this cannot be viewed as an Islamic celebration.
Ramadan is a festival to celebrate the finishing of prophet Muhammad. Muslims have a feast to show their appreciation.
They are called Sunnah