Is it Haram to celebrate birthday in islam ? Blal philips 

Exactly people do what they want do

There is no prohibition. Where is the verse?

Haris do you know all the days of the week and Months are named after Roman, Greek and Norse Gods? So are the Planets. Yet all Muslims use them. The "Pagan" custom excuse is nothing but Arab Nationalism. Arab culture is not Islam.

@@alexojideagu I recently had a discussion with a brother on RU-vid who used exactly the same argument ie "The Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) nor the Sahabah (Radiallahu Anhum) ever said 'Don't celebrate birthdays" You have those who say "The Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) never said such and such so we can do it" Then you have those who say "The Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) never did it so we won't do it" I'm of the latter perspective. It doesn't make any logic for me as muslim who believes that the Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) is the best of creation and the best in his Ibadah and the best in the understanding of the message and the best in his knowledge of good and the best in knowledge of bad, to then think that the Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) would not have told us about the good in birthday celebrations etc if it was indeed good for us and it wouldn't have been established among the best generations. And we should also consider that a Sunnah is doing what the Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) did and also abstaining from what he didnt do. But i believe Imam Malik (Rahimahullah) said it best when he said: Whoever innovates something in the religion and claims it to be good has alleged that the Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wa sallam) has betrayed the message.

@@yahyaibnjohn6917 Mohammad didn't use Facebook, or RU-vid. So you won't do it then? Mohammad didn't fly in planes, or watch TV, or use the Internet, or use phones.

@@alexojideagu They are acts of Dunia not acts of Ibadah. Acts of Dunia are halal unless the Quran or Hadith say they are Haraam. Acts of Ibadah are Haraam unless the Quran or Hadiths say they are halal.

Waleykum Salam wa rahmat allahu wa barkathu

I m student of Dr Bilal

Mashallah.

Islam does not prevent anyone in giving the present ,,and it is also practice of Allah's messenger and he encourage to give gifts because it increases love between people

al qasas thank you ❤️

I understand this as a revert. Give gifts and show kindness to your family throughout the year without attaching it to a non Islamic holiday.

@@wherethegrovesgrow4214 " without attacking it to non Islamic holiday" excellent point 👍.

No

I know right.. see sheikh yasir qadhi he will explain why birthdays are not haram. Because clearly there is nothing to make it haram

😂😂😂 and here we go... Something that most scholars are against we want to defy ... Audhubillah ... Now we want to follow the opinion that suits us... May Allah help us wallahi.ameen

@@mohajinnandrez1766 😂they didn't listen to nothing Dr Phillips said if still asking that

@@scitec6166 😂😂😂

Fear ALLAH

@@Indianman536 It's not hallaj bro, it's Hussein bin Mansoor hallaj. Here we are talking about Ibn arabi r. a, not about hussian bin mansoor.. Your logic is a failed one because if as per you Ibn arabi had same Belief as hussian bin mansoor, then you should answer as to why ibn arabi was not put to death ?? This proves your falseness.. Secondly, u should come with proof to prove that Ibn arabi had said the same as husaain bin Mansoor or had any heretic beliefs.. Unfortunately ,you are blindly following others which is a sign of ignorance. Please rectify yourself with true knowledge.. Also note that there are not clear cut proofs that husaain bin Mansoor hallaj had ever said I'm God. There are disputed versions of this story, and you as a Muslim cannot call any other Muslim as mushriq based on ambiguous stories. OK Bro. And why he was put to death is still debated. The truth is that it was a conspiracy against him by some people who were jealous of him who deliberately attributed the words ""annall haq " to him, despite the fact that he had not ..