Eid milad un nabi is biddat - Saudi mufti

[Ibn_Sadique]

Re: Eid milad un nabi is biddat - Saudi mufti

@Sa1eem

Brother … what I wrote is true and I can prove that too. Rather, I have written on the topic enough in past to prove that (and many others have written on the topic to prove that too), but I know that it would not matter to you, and your only purpose is sticking with what you believe or brainwashed to believe, and now try to propagate your beliefs that to us is ‘belief of ignorance’. Only difference is that, you are talking, but others with your belief would do suicide to stop us celebrating.

Dear brother – first all I would like to thank you for your polite manners – much appreciated.

All I can say that there are people who can get convinced by their own arguments – We should follow what the Blessed Quran demands of us that what the Blessed Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said and practiced.

Do you know Shias also try to prove Imamate of Hz. Ali bin Abu Talib (may Allah be pleased with him)? Would you go along with their ‘proofs’

About me being brainwashed? Don’t you think I cay say the same about you?

Tch, Tch now you have put in the camp of suicide bombers 

@Sa1eem

In Quran, Allah says at various places that … if anyone see the proofs mentioned in Quran than it would be for his own good, and if anyone do not want to see the proofs than it would be his own loss. As for one who points the proof, their duty is only to point it out, and do not keep an eye on what others do (accept the proof or not).

No doubt about what you wrote above. Nobody would disagree with that.

@Sa1eem

Since I have pointed out the proof several times in past, I won’t argue neither I would like to care. Actually, I know that for some people, pointing out the proofs (that I have done several times) would make no difference, as they are not interested in knowing or learning, but their only purpose is argument, preaching what they believe or are told to believe, and that is all.

Now you are pre-judging me. I don’t think it is that a big effort on your part to present your ‘proofs’ yet again. If at all you are spreading the truth, your reward is with Allah Almighty for your efforts.

Allah Almighty is the Muqallib Al-Quloob (Turner of the Hearts) – Leave the Guidance to Him as this is His Domain.

@Sa1eem

Actually, even though what you asked: Clear proof of celebrating Prophet (SAW) birthday from Quran, and concrete proof that Prophet (SAW) used to celebrate his birthday … I would tell you to forget that … I am not asking you to celebrate Prophet (SAW) birthday, neither I care, but it is ‘you and many others’ who want us (Brelvi) Muslims NOT to celebrate Prophet (SAW) birthday … interfering in our beliefs and practices, and wanting us to get misguided and follow ignorance that they believe and follow, than, instead of asking for proof from us:

Why should I forget what I am asking you for?

I have edited your quotation shown above – It stands corrected now.

@Sa1eem

Why don’t you teach us so we can learn and I assure you that if you would do that, we would not insist in staying ignorant but would learn. You can do that (teaching) by giving us clear proof from Quran where it mentions that one **should not celebrate **birthday of Prophet (SAW) and **any concrete proof mentioning **that Prophet (SAW) **never celebrated his birthday? **

Read: Listed below all followed the Blessed Quran and the Blessed Sunnah to the Word! And you will not disagree with this. Dare you!

@Ibn_Sadique

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The Blessed Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) NEVER ‘celebrated’ his birthday!
All he did was to honour the day he was born (Monday) and he NEVER honoured the date he was born on. And he honoured this day by fasting and he did not order anyone else to follow suit.
There is no historical evidence of the Blessed Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) having annul celebrations of his birthday.

1. There is no record of his blessed Companions (May Allah Almighty be pleased with them all) celebrating his birthday.
2. There is no record of those who followed the Companions (May Allah Almighty be pleased with them all) nor of those who followed them.
3. There is no record of the four eminent Imams and their contemporaries (May Allah Almighty have mercy on them) celebrating his birthday.

@Sa1eem

As for what I wrote earlier … mentioned below, I not only confirm it again, but believe on it 100 percent, so please read and think, which one of the 4 categories or groups you fall into :).

My Dear brother I guess in haste you left out the fifth group:

Muslims who consider Prophet (SAW) as blessing of Allah Almighty, the day Prophet (SAW) born as day of blessing from Allah Almighty, and try to follow Islam according to the demands of the Blessed Quran, sayings and practices of the Blessed Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and the sayings and practices of the Blessed Companions (may Allah Almighty be pleased with them all) of the Blessed Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him).

And with every prayer thank the Almighty that He chose them to be from the Ummah of His Beloved Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him).

And pray to Allah Almighty to accept the efforts of those Muslims who celebrate (or would like to celebrate) blessing and the day of blessing from Allah as Eid-e-Milad-ul-Nabi as they do this to show their love and devotion (as long as they don’t go overboard with the celebrations) of His Beloved Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him).

I will consider myself among the above, I hope you don’t mind.