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Originally posted by: S.Khan

I dont get if well id thank the topic maker for making this post and to all people saying oh you shouldnt celebrate it blah blah why do even comment it doesnt mean you dont celebrate it we shouldnt. Does it say in the quran or any hadith that you should celebrate your own birthday no yet you do and that too every year isnt that bidah. We who do celebrate it we show our love towards the prophet.
Thanks topic maker zina for making this topic. Much love dear sister 🤗

Originally posted by: S.Khan

What my family does to celebrate the Prophet's birthday we usually increasing dhikr during the whole month of rabi ul awwal and offer salutations upon the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him)

Originally posted by: -Zina-

we do that to, as its the most blessed month but some think we are doing wrong😭

Originally posted by: -Zina-

thank you so much dear!!😊
i am happy that many agreed with me, and will never forget your love, thak you so much!!😃🤗

Originally posted by: S.Khan

Allow them we will do what we do for our prophet. And may Allah guide them to the right path inshallah.
Eid milad un nabi mubarak my dear sister.

Originally posted by: sweet_gargi

what happened Zina?...why did u remove the topic?😕...seems ur really hurt for some reason, which has got to do with this

Originally posted by: -Alina.

well.. I agree with u @Zina.. and if people don't celebrate Eid-e-Milad un Nabi.. then they SHOULDN'T comment here as this thread is for all those muslim people who celebrate this day.. and u r not forced to comment here.. if u don't celebrate this day and think u should not.. then.. ok.. but pls do not share what u think here..

Originally posted by: duaaKhan

the day when our holy prophet SAW came into this world was the most happiest day for all mankind there are many proofs to celebrate eid miladunnabi in quran and hadith how are you saying tis without proof i m giving you only on hadith on this

There are many other narrations which narrate that the Prophet of Allah (Allah's Grace and Peace be upon him) celebrate his own Milad several times, some of those narrations have been written in Mishkat Sharif.

2) "The one who rejoices on the birth day of the Holy Prophet would not be severely punished and it is hopped that a Muslim who celebrate the Milad un Nabi (Allah's Grace and Peace be upon him), will not be punished in hell. Imam Bukhari Rahmatullah Alaih narrates that Abu Lahab would be punished lightly in the hell on Monday. Because he rejoiced and freed his handmaid indicating by his finger, when the Prophet of Allah Almighty (Allah's Grace and Peace be upon him) took birth. So as a reward of happiness on Milad un Nabi (Allah's Grace and Peace be upon him) he would be given water by his finger. (Saheehul Bukhari Vol. 2, Page 764)

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and eid milandunnabi mubarak ho sabko