Eid-e-Milad-ul-Nabi … and reason we Muslims celebrate the day.

[Sa1eem]

Re: Eid-e-Milad-ul-Nabi … and reason we Muslims celebrate the day.

@psyah

Thanks brother Sa1eem

I’m not getting in to this as I already believe Mawlid is okay … This point however … I didn’t say this …

I said in the Qur’an … It says “blessed am I the day I was born, etc” … Not “blessed is the day when I was born” … So that is the distinction I was trying to draw earlier.

I also agree that we celebrate Mawlid whereas RasoolAllah (SAW) was observing his own birth in a different way to we would observe it.

We both agree that he (SAW) is Rahmatul’alameen … That through him (SAW) The Mercy of Allah (SWT) can be realised … so no need to go into too much detail here.

Brother, I got your point. … anyhow, I think there is flaw in what you understood.

If ayah of Quran is saying that Prophets (AS) are blessed and not those particular days in the life of that Prophets (AS) are blessed, then there was no need to specifically mention 3 particular days and that also associating these 3 particular days twice (in case of 2 Prophets), as Prophets (AS) life is always blessed … as Prophets are not even going through test, rather they are representing Allah and have support of Allah throughout … but days can be special for a person or not, be that person Prophet (AS) or ordinary person. Hence the message in Quran by Allah would have been that:

For Yahya (AS) in words of Allah: He (AS) is blessed

And for Isa (AS) in words of Isa (AS): I am blessed