Do Muslims celebrate Christmas? #shorts

[Gregory.Edgeworth]

You guys have taught me so much about this religion, and the more I learn the more interesting it becomes.

[zahrabrown]

i celebrate christmas and im a muslim. I like to bend the rules. also it's really fun. i live life thé way i want to

[deamokreri]

I am raised in a muslim family and I love this religion. I am a 12 y/o gir girl and I do not know much about my religion. You guys are larning me A LOT of things about my religion.
Thank you 🤗🤗

[besnikberishaj]

Well although my family is majority Muslim, we celebrate Christmas as it’s seen more of a traditional family holiday relating to our ethnicity because our country used to be majority Christian but now it’s mixed with Christians, Muslims and Athiests meaning that we more follow Christmas as more of a cultural holiday than a religious holiday because Christian and Islamic themes have been adapted together into my family’s culture. But, I respect you guys :)

[maybe_Aren]

I Love how you guys are always so respectful while teaching these things :]

[calumscott]

And as a Muslim I respect everyones holidays and I'm happy for you....

[NB-tvwn]

You two are so nice for telling us about Muslim culture and traditions and religion thank you and have a lovely day both of you

[fireofdawn]

This channel has taught me a lot- many well wishes upon you both for teaching us and a happy winter!

[slashbat]

Muslim friends will always wish you on a holiday, so you should afford them the same kindness when it comes to theirs. In high school I moved to a new school and when eid came around I simply said "eid mubarak" to the Muslim girls and they were so happy, I was the only person that had said it to them all day!

[Noone-wvjp]

I like how india has holiday on almost every festive🤣🤣🤣
What advantage
Holidays on Christian festives
Holidays on Islamic holidays
Holidays on hindu festivals
Holidays on Sikh gurus days....
🤣🤣It's just all about holiday yo ...we indians take advantage of each other's religional holidays🌝

[aroundthemiddle]

So I volunteer with an organization that places foreign exchange students in American homes for a year. Many who come are Muslim, and since they’re usually staying with a family who celebrates Christmas, they do as well! In many cases, host families will fast for one or more days during Ramadan as well. I think it’s excellent for all involved to learn about each other’s traditions and to participate in their holidays and observances.

[stillnooneahhahah]

i have been raised as an atheist and we still celebrate christmas even though it's considered a religious holiday

[Reinaaaaaaaa]

I'm a Muslim and yet I still celebrate Christmas, I'm not hating because i love ur videos$

[colgatetoothpaste]

Much love from the catholic my friends ❤️ hope the new york brings you more love and prosperity to the Islamic worlds 🌎

[ziaulhaqmughal]

اللہ سبحان اللہ وتعالہ کا شکر ہے کہ آ پ کی رفتار کم ہوءی

[Officialminijf]

I'm a kid but I plan on when I get older to give my children gifts like a Christmas but obviously not Christmas meaning I won't put up Christmas trees and decorations but the joy that Christmas gave me before I became Muslim I want to pass that joy onto my children by giving them a bunch of gifts also I obviously will celebrate muslim holidays also you guys have taught me so much

[RockabellaSterrrn]

But would you attend a Christmas celebration just to see what it's like without actively celebrating it? I have friends from plenty of different faiths and cultures and I've love to see what they do. :)

[rjcv]

More respect, thank you for your cultural point of views

[milky]

im glad that you saiod it what you follow and not that others have to do the same thing as you.
Bruh if a muslim want to celebrate christmas let them do it in the grand scheme of things itll be a blip in time,

Hell i have a ton of muslim friends who actually celebrate christmas and halloween because their kids felt left out of things and they saw it could be done to work with them.

To many people now take it far more seriously then they should. Live life as you please without hurting others

[StormyNichole]

There is a teacher I know that wanted to make all of her students feel included. She noticed that some of them were Jewish and Indian (unsure of their religious background but she has a set of twins who’s parents are from India). While most of the kids are talking about counting down to Christmas and the food and the presents she wanted to do something for the other kids too. So she decided to gather up a bunch of advent calendars that weren’t really any holiday theme and make them a count down to their winter break from the end of fall break. They got candy and fidgets and things to color. I thought it was a wonderful idea. (I don’t remember what grade she teaches but her kids are like 6-8 year olds)