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Thank you.melo wrote:To those who support the mawlid: What better way is there to honour our prophet saws than to follow his Sunnah? Our prophet saws did not even like people standing up when he came in the room. If the mawlid was a blessed event, he would've made it an Islamic holiday. Our prophet saws would not hide goodness from us.
The reason why Mawlid isn't an Islamic holiday is because Mawlid should be every day. We should be honoring and celebrating our prophet every day, by living in his memory and following his sunnah.
OliveOil,OliveOil wrote:Shirib, okay when I asked that question about half an hour ago....I was thinking about how Nabbi Muhammed (SCW) is much much greater than the rest of the Nabbis....laakiin, I have talked to a friend of mine who is very knowledgeable about the religion...and Alxamdulilah this person proofed me wrong by telling me every Nabbi was unique each in their own way...Nabbi Muhammed (SCW) was the last prophet to carry the message to the people, Nabi Ciise nolol baa lagu afuufay aabbo la'aan (if Im saying it right lol), etc etc....so basically, again, when I asked that question...I was thinking Nabbi Muhammed was GREATER....which is not the case...he was unique just like the rest...according to my friend
But I have a queston....and I can't ask my friend now....wasn't Nabbi Muhammed's (SCW) heart taken out to make it pure and clean...N returned to his body, thus making him far more noble than the rest???? N if that is the case, shouldn't we celebrate him
No we shouldn't. If it was a really great thing, he would have told us to do it. The saxaaba would have celebrated it. But the fact is mowliids routes come from Christmas. That's exactly where the origins are. If u ask any Muslim can we celebrate Christmas they would say no. So why would u allow Mowliid? Why is Muhammads birthday halaal and Isa's haraam?Perfect_Order wrote:Olive I see where your going and correct me if I'm wrong, your trying to say; Because of Nabi Muhammed's (saws) lofty status as the greatest of the Messengers, shouldn't we honor him and the blessed day he entered this world. I agree with you, it is the day that light of which had never been seen before entered this world and illuminated it, it is said that everywhere in the world saw a flash of light, or a shaking of the ground, or some kind of occurrence at that moment. And there is none except Allah that deserves honoring like Muhammad saws the most beloved of Allah.
Plus this issue does not divide people into sects, it's just ikhtilaaf within the ummah. I'm in the opinion that anyone who does it recieves ajar, and anyone who doesn't recieves no dembi, and everything is decided on Intention.
Do you need evidence to read quran, hadith and biography of prophet pbuh, senting salawat while fasting on day day?fisabililah wrote:6 pages and still not a shred of evidence to support this innovation. just one hadith will do
With all due respect, i think the mawlid only began to be celeberated in the 4th or 5th century after Hijrah. The first 3 generations+ the 4 imams and their disciples did not celebrate this day. Mawlid is a practice of the khalaf and not the salaf. The question is, do we follow earlier or latter generations? Mind you, it was the khalaf that caused fitnah about Allah's nature, where you had some of them suggesting that Allah is a man in the sky with bodily hands, while the others simply rejected Allah's attributes.Perfect_Order wrote:This is not even an Issue that has been up for debate for centries, it is an accepted practice in the ummah by a great deal of muslims, I suggest you guys respect the noble intentions of your brothers and sisters, accept them even if you don't agree with them.
Nabeela you lived in saudi arabia ofcourse there is no holiday for mowlid
Just don't prescribe as an Islamic holiday and an official religious celebration. That is the problem here.HutuKing01 wrote:Do you need evidence to read quran, hadith and biography of prophet pbuh, senting salawat while fasting on day day?fisabililah wrote:6 pages and still not a shred of evidence to support this innovation. just one hadith will do
Maybe the wahabis should bring proof that it is haram to read quran....and fasting on that day!
Shirib wrote:really is that all u have to contribute?Enlightened~Sista wrote:Shirib xasarad badanidaa...maxaa kaa galay if they celebrate mawlid or not?
