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For âdecorationâ I made a prayer corner that I might actually keep all year round. It's very cozy and helps me focus on Islamic studies - salah and reading the Quran. â€
It's a great idea. But just make sure there is no distracting items e.g. colorful stuff like lights or beautiful patterns in front for prayer mat. Cuz there's a hadith that Prophet PBUH asked his wife to take away a green cloth? or curtain which was infront of him as it was a source of distraction in his prayers.
@@ramshahere2225 ofcourse, my walls are plain in the direction I perform salah(: all other walls are decorated with Islamic decorations(:
@@ramshahere2225 mm the only thing that comes to mind is when Aisha RA hung a tapestry that had mountains or something on it and the prophet sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam, asked her to take it down
@Medina ooh ok thanks for reminding me the details of that hadith. JazakAllah khair. May Allah give you all His blessings
@@ramshahere2225 wa iyyÄk (:
Thank you for all of your informative videos. I cannot thank you enough, you have encouraged me to join Islam and wear the niqab. I joined the day before Ramadan and it has been the most incredible experience of my life. I still have much to learn from you and others and above all Allah. Blessings and peace be upon you, subhanallah.
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I fear that Ramadan will end up being a comercialized holiday with its recent acknowledgement from non-Muslims and mix-up of holidays by Muslims. Companies will start to use it as a way of selling their products and people may fall into buying useless stuff for Ramadan, like expensive decorations and abundant gifts to those who do not need them. We should keep the tradition of making Ramadan a month of forgiveness, charity, and self-improvement. It should never become a month of showing off how much we can spend. May Allah help us all.
Sadly that will happen from what i see
A little decoration is okay.
Like balloons with happy Eid on it.
But decorating the WHOLE house is a bit too much.
Allah knows best though.
Iâm not even Muslim but one thing I love about the Muslim community is that you guys will never allow this to happen! The religion is so pure and genuine
As a student of religions in general. I understand why Islam does not permit those types of decorations. Imitation is not always the sincerest form of flattery, and most monotheistic religions pretty much have a blanket ban on idolatry, which is kind of what this is. Ramadan Mubarak to all those celebrating. đ
My friend and me were talking abt this the other day and we were talking abt the calendars,. My friend said âhaha whatâs next, Ramadan trees?â And we both laughed it off but omg I did not expect this
I understand your point . For those of us living in the the western world competing with Xmas and other holidays itâs hard as it feels like a losing battle
I keep the kids away from those but make a big deal for Ramadan and Eidâs. Whatever it takes to keep them interested in Islam .
im sorry, but as long as u raise ur kids in place A which has a generally contrasting culture from your _family's_ background originating from place B, they _will very likely_ catch on more easily and willingly to the culture from place A, regardless of how much you want them to be involved in their roots. its just a simple fact. not saying thats 100% how it will turn out with every family but _generally_ it works that way. unless you bring them back to your place B and raised them there for their schooling years, then return to place A for like college or something eventually, maybe it be easier that way to condition them into ur culture.
nonetheless I wish you luck in doing so.
and since _generally_
1. immigrants move from eastern countries to western countries
2. and western pop culture is more appealing to young people than eastern philosophical, classical, historical, literacy, or theocratic culture
u get the idea.
It is important to let your kids enjoy the local traditions of the country you raised them in! This is the best way to prevent them from viewing Islam as "overbearing" or "isolating".
@@teehee4096 no thatâs bs
@@teehee4096 I was born and raised in the US
I was allowed to celebrate Halloween ( to Me it was just dress up and candy )
To celebrate Xmas and sing songs at my school program. I always knew we donât believe in them . I also went to Islamic weekend school that was a joke but Allhumdillah I am a practicing Muslim and part of the community so I feel itâs best to be in the middle
I converted to Islam young with my mom. Most of my family is Christian and I totally agree with the tree part that itâs totally imitating a Christmas tree but I didnât even consider 30 days of Ramadan treats or deeds in the little masjid shaped calendar as being a copy of the advent calendar. I had never even seen or heard of advent calendars until I was an adult on social media. I also thought people decorated with wreaths seasonally like a spring wreath etc. I donât make an immediate connection with wreaths and Christmas etc. I guess it depends on your intentions and your knowledge but I definitely agree with you on the tree. What is your personal opinion about lights? I see people decorating with lights even in Muslim countriesâŠwould people consider that an imitation of Christmas lights as well? I guess itâs all so difficult because somethings like the tree seems like clear obvious imitation while some other things seem to be in a gray area depending on oneâs individual experiences. May Allah guide us all.
Although I understand where you are coming from sis, and of course you are right however please bear in mind that these decorations, particularly the ramadan calendar, do help revert families to be more accepting.
The ramadan calender I use personally as a revert for my children. They have only celebrated ramadan and eid for the last 5years and the change to ramadan and eid from Christmas and Easter etc was hard, these little things can help the transition be more smooth and more accepting etc. I hope you understand where I'm coming from đ
Of course I understand for reverts it takes time to transition over â€ïž
@Siobhan Fogarty I am not permitting or forbidding anything or anyone
I understand her struggles as a revert that doesnât mean I am approving of what she is doing or what she is doing is now halal
A little compassion can go a long way đ
â@@NinjaMommy itne negative comments aatay hai aapke channel pe, hyper nahi hojaati ho aap? Kuch girls to soch ker aatii hai ke aaj 2 ya 3 se phadda krna hai youtube pe
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@@jewishzionist3322 who ?
Instead of spending money on these decorations spend it for needy people around the world that's more islamic
As an atheist, I see it differently. Christmas can be a religious celebration for Christians but for me, it's togetherness with family & sharing delicious food. If I put up a Christmas tree; it's an acknowledgement of the season rather than "stealing" from Christianity
I completely agree, but I think the calender idea could still be islamic without being linked to christmas. It could have all the lunar and islamic months and even show the prophet's birthday, things like that.
I like the calendar too. A calendar is certainly not Haram or anti Islamic
I agree, some of these ideas seem to be more fine than others, really it depends on the intention and how deeply connected they are to non-Islamic religions. Things such as the calendars, seasonal wreaths, etc
Omg I'm so glad someone is talking about thisâ€
I get your point but as someone who once wrote a paper on Christmas trees I can reveal they have no real religious significance. They just look pretty. I hope Ramadan is going well for you so far
Unedited: Yes, but if you want to avoid imitating the non believers, then please refrain from holiday trees, that is all she is saying, but you can do it if you want.
Edited: Yes, but if you want to avoid imitating non muslims, then please refrain from holiday trees, that is all she is saying, but you can do it if you want. (This is for the people who didnât get the girlâs point in the video)
@@cosmicplanetastic which part of "I get your point" was lost in translation :D BTW I find describing Christians as non-believers slightly hostile.
@@hengwin no sorry ur right Christianâs are people of the book thatâs not what I meant I meant to say non Muslims but my brain wasnât matching with what I was writing lol
â@@cosmicplanetastic I think non muslim is the better term
@@haleemahkhan61 yeah thatâs why I said I meant to say non muslims
The way the tree was just in that position made me laugh. Seriously though, your videos have taught me so much
Some Muslims are turning Ramadan into a festival to celebrate.
Ramadan is not about that at all. It's about fasting, restraining yourself from comitting sins, withholding yourself from displeasing Allah (especially while fasting), giving up gossiping, watching bad things, or listeing to music.
Ramadan is the time when Muslims get close to Allah by spending most of their time in praying that also counts reciting Quran, praying Taraweeh (long prayer after Isha) and giving charity .
It's not Christmas, or Diwali. May Allah guide us all.
Finally someone with sense on the internet! My YT recommendations is full of these moon/star tree-type decorations!
Clean Your House and Decorate with normal decorations. That should be enough!
Let's not forget to pray and do dhikr while being busy decorating
Nothing wrong with generic Ramadan decorations. Stick to flowers, lights, and lanterns, as they do in Muslim countries. At the end of the day, what matters in Ramadan is that we beautify our homes, hearts, tongues, and souls with Zikr and Qira'ah.
The Christmas Tree is not a Christian thing. Its a Pagan thing and actually the Christian "stole" it from thr Pagans.
And Muslims shouldnât steal it from the Pagans
@@NinjaMommy Just wanted to point out its not even a Religious thing from the People of Book and what is from the Pagans is even worse to "Steal"
Regardless itâs not Islamic, thatâs the point
And many so called Muslims are stealing it from us & them Also . See how that's working out đ€âșïž
@@Ash_Queen16 Did i say its Islamic? I said its not even Christian its from the Mushrikin which makes it even worse that People copy it.
1- can promise that most, if not all Christian's don't mind this.
2- I feel this is a cute in-between for muslims who love christmas decorations.
Actually the Christmas tree is pagan as Christianâs we are not supposed to partake in it either. But most Christian do not know this and follow it anyways even though we are not supposed to live with the world.
It's just become they too have an urge to celebrate things in such as way.. doesn't mean all should decorate same.. they have their ideas
As a Catholic Christian I promise you, I donât mindâŠđđđ⊠if it makes those people happy and perhaps more included, then I support it⊠I believe that God/Allah ( the One and Only God) does not require excessive orthodoxy and puritanical approach⊠I feel He wants for us to be expressive, feel happy and fill the reality around us with things that bring us joy⊠I feel for many of us this is what gets us closer to Himđđđžđđâšđș. I wish you blissful and joyful RamadanâŠ
Thatâs nice but Muslims donât think that way
â@@Ash_Queen16 some do, though? The ummah is not a monolitic block and I would not necessarily deem the voices on either extreme end representative for everyone.
@@hengwin in islam we go off of evidence, not our thoughts, feelings or desires. In fact the Qur'an strongly condems people who act on their whis and desires. In islam we refer back to the Qur'an and Sunnah for our religious practices and lifestyles. The quran is clear that this is the only acceptable way to Allah
No dear. In Islamic, it is exactly one idea for all. There is no place for changing Shariah and tradition. The thing that is impermissible is impermissible.
@@saral9817 cool. We can agree you can only speak for yourself though, not for almost 2 billion people, right? Or are you claiming there is absolutely no one celebrating Christmas, not wearing the hijab, marrying a non-Muslim as a woman, drinking alcohol and not considering it a cardinal sin? Which is basically all I said.
SubhanaAllah, La Hawla Wala Quwata Illah Billah! Absolutely stunned I have no words to say to this đźmy mouth was openly stuck for a while!
Honestly I donât mind, trees arenât even part of the âreligiousâ holiday.
As a witch who was brought up in a Christian family, I promise nor me or any Christian I know would be offended
I think we should not use the word haram. Allah has never said calendars and cedar trees are haram.So while I understand what the person is trying to say, I donât think it is appropriate to use this word. Only Allah can decide if something is haram.
Of all the pictures you showed, the only one I thought was ok was the door wreath. People decorate their doors all year long for all kinds of occasions, not just Christmas. The tree, lights and elaborate gift piles definitely commercialize the holiday. It's sad that commercialization has taken over major Christian holidays, shouldn't happen to other faiths holidays. Jmho
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Didn't put up any decor this year.....
Donated to needy.....
The advent Calender is just for fun and isnât religious at all. The tree is an old tradition that definitely is pushing the limits
Exactly! As if we need to be inspired by something else to celebrate our own celebrations , like , we have our own original things in Ramadan , why the need to have Christmas in it too??
Ramadan Kareem to everyone đđđđđđđđđ
Aww this was beautiful and well said. I was like confused thinking isnât this what the kufar do. I was like no way Iâm I going to introduce this into my own house.
Christians are not kafir they are people of the book who will enter paradise and have a respected place in Islam .
Thank you! I needed this.
Asalammu aleekum an informative vid JazakAllah khair. However itâs not just about copying the Christian traditions because all the traditions actually originate further back to the pagans and winter solstice. They used to light a fir tree as a symbol of light after dark winters. The advent calendar has symbolic of winter solstice too (they didnât have a calendar with chocs in obviously but the run up to the solstice they would decorate and make preparations.
I know a lot of Muslims think itâs ok because the Christians are people of the book or itâs just a bit of fun but may not be so quick to even decorate when they know itâs actually pagan.
I was a Roman Catholic and my family are so am not intending to offend or take away from their traditions. However historical facts of Easter and Christmas go back to pagans. I studied this for a long time before I reverted Alhamdulilah. Allah knows best â€
Salaam aleikom dear sister,in ramadan I am creative with my childeren. Its the best to do.
Completely agree with you sis
I think it is important to remember that everyone has good intentions.
This is a good discussion.
It is completely inappropriate to label something as haram however if it is not haram. Only Allah can decide what is haram.
It is fine to say that you donât agree with it or donât Think it is going to be a productive idea or even that you think it might be offensive to Christians.
I found it interesting to think about the things that were presented in the comments.
Everyone is trying to navigate living with Islam in the west. To be fair, we should probably look at what European Muslims have been doing for the past 1000 years as they have been living as Muslims in the west for a very long time. In Bosnia, Macedonia, etc. Albania.
I like to look at the evidence.
Hajj was Originally a pagan ritual. It was changed, and re-purposed with some modifications and is now a Muslim ritual. A very important one.
In addition, the sacrifice of Abraham is, of course, originally an old testament story and therefore, a Judeo Christian story and ritual. It is now a big part of Islam.
So The evidence shows that prophet Muhammad himself, incorporated prior customs and traditions, and repurposed then as Muslim ones by adapting them and giving them an Islamic expression .
This leads me to believe that it is OK to do the same as long as we are repurposing things in an Islamic way.
Is it dangerous to allow our children to adopt these things? Will it lead them in the wrong direction?
That is a different question. And every family is working in the way they see best to address this. Itâs fine to express our opinions about it. But letâs not call it haram when it is not. Letâs be open and say that we are all expressing our own opinions as best we see fit.
Christians Who live in hot climates in December are actually moving away from snow and Christmas trees and those kinds of expressions anyway because it doesnât suit their environment. Perhaps Muslims who live in snowy places can incorporate things from their own environment to decorate.
I have always liked the fact that our occasions are not tied to any particular time of year, so to find meaning in them, we have to work a little bit harder as the season itself will not trigger us to know that it is coming. well initially, this can make it challenging. It just means we have to focus more on the occasion itself. I use the same plates and decorations, etc. for Eid and Ramadan every year and I find that it does help set the mood. People eat certain foods this helps to suit the mood in every culture people do this. They have special foods for these occasions. It helps to set the mood. It does not take away from the spiritual aspect. And people in every Country and culture have different types of food. Iâm quite sure that initially. They mightâve been considered a problem too. But not anymore. We are in a new place and initially there will be a period of adjustment and people might wonder where the line is. Should we eat these foods? Etc. Overtime they will become part of our way of doing things as well. Just as they did when Islam spread to Persia, India, Africa, China, etc. Indonesia.
I really understand the people who expressed that they donât want our occasions to become overly commercial. They want them to remain focused on spirituality, and I think that people in all religions would agree with this sentiment.
Consider that when Islam entered Persia and India, and other places some were concerned about people who spoke other languages or have different kinds of food or different kinds of clothing. And now we are quite accustomed to all of those things, being part of Islamic expression. The same will and should happen in the west. We should and will accommodate things that are halal into our western expression of Islam .
We are part of an important process right now it will take several generations to complete. And I think it is normal there will be conversations differences of opinion, but we all must recognize that everyoneâs intentions are good. And go forward with that in mind.
Trees are lovely
Totally agree, I've a nice new Ramadan door mat & soft mat with matching cushions, some candles & spring flowers everywheređ, but a tree that's silly, it's not Xmas. My kids do like sparkling lights so I've added these to any islamic wall art we have.
I do like the door wreaths though, they look so welcoming, are these haram ?
The root of wreaths are religious and related to Christmas so I personally avoid them as thatâs imitation as well
â@NinjaMommy wreaths actually date back all the way to ancient Rome and Greece where they symbolized victory!
@@meghanwithanh30 That's still not Islamicđ
ââ@@NinjaMommy are they though or do you happen to confuse them with Advent wreath? Otherwise I wonder where that information comes from (and no, I don't want to make you hang one up just as little as I want to convert you into a feminist, I'm just not into misinformation). The whole of Germany uses seasonally decorated door wreaths (as in, flowers for spring, different flowers or fake berries for summer, leaves, apples and acorns for fall, Christmas or non-Christmas stuff for winter, e.g. ice-crusted winter berries or snowflakes) and I have literally never heard of anyone considering them a religious artifact, they are used because they are pretty and welcoming.
â@@hengwin I think its a matter of difference of opinion but from her perspective perhaps it's better to be safe than sorry so it's best to avoid things that are unnecessary.
Love ur vidsâ€â€ And inshAllah may you have a blessed Ramadan â€
I wonder how you can decorate your home during Ramadan
I do have a question. Are there traditional decorations for Islamic holidays? Are things like lights, balloons, and streamers that are used for all sorts of parties ok? I mean used for graduations, birthdays, weddings, or pretty much any big life celebration.
Consider that things that are now considered â traditional â for Ramadan were once new ideas too. And lanterns and dates etc were being used in celebrations long before Muslims used them. That would mean we canât use those either . Best to look at the intentions behind this decorating in order to understand it.
Can you make a video on how the tree is actually rooted to religion and not culture? I am genuinely wondering.
It is not.
It is a preChristian tradition and even in the Christian world only gained popularity after Queen Victoriaâs German husband put a tree up in the palace as was the custom in his country .
Why canât people celebrate festivals however they want? Who are you to dictate how people decorate their homes? You can mind your own business without dictating others lives you know!
Wise words !
Thank you for this video but as a revert from a christian family I'm finding it hard to not put up a tree or find I way to put up ornaments. I shall try of course since I now know it's impermissible
Ibn Umar reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, âWhoever imitates a people is one of them.â
Source: Sunan AbiÌ DaÌwuÌd 4031
Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Al-Albani
Do not imitate the disbelievers â€
About the calendar, I am not personally in islam(but I do like to be informed) and the advent calendar also has religious roots.Advent is the the day leading up to a Christian holy holiday (like Christmas) and is celebrated across churches as days of reflection.I hope you have a great day,and thank you for reading my point.
Dude what-
It's Ramadan use a moon or something like this dont copy other religions
One :- it's rude you copied someone religion style
Tow :- you made Ramadan Christmas which is wrong to our religion
Sure im as a shia muslims ali alsistani allowed us to celebrate it but its Ramadan you just love and celebrate your own eids more
Ramadan decoration is different and Christmas decorations are different don't mix them to make smth like this , it's disrespectful.
You say "do your research", but still you call a Christmas tree a religious tradition. Well, it is not. The tree was popularized in the 19th century. There was no Christmas tree in the manger of Bethlehem.
Christmas tree has pagan roots and is paganism not a religion?
I never once said it was part of Abrahamic faiths, those are not the only religions in the world
From those clips I actually thought it was Christmas đ€Šââïž but you have a great point too religions shouldnât take from each other, that doesnât make it their own otherwise âčïž but Christmas trees arenât really religious, they are just a tree that can last all year if you plant it in your garden in other words they are evergreen. But I do get what you mean.
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I always thought maybe like ramanda calendars with like daily hadith and/or religious acts would be a good idea for kids, and get them excited. Add a candy or something to eat after iftar. Though, if it's truly something haram, and is imitating western traditions, I guess I'll just be creative and figure something else that will give ramadan vibes. The problem with living in the west is that you don't feel like it's ramadan, and it's really hard to get kids excited without decorations and all. We just put up fairy lights and ramadan mubarak signs. Though, thank you for teaching us!
Itâs not haram. Consider that dates and lanterns were used by non- Muslims before they were used by Muslims. This video would mean we canât use those things either .
As a former Christian, I would NEVER have a ramadan tree..... I didn't do the Christmas tree as a Christian
In Jerimiah 10:3-4, Christians are specifically told not to bring a tree into the house and decorate it because it's a practice of the pagans.
We shouldn't be imitating the Christians, especially when they're not following their own book.
Stop gatekeeping islam bro, nothing wrong with this
Iâm Muslim I donât think itâs copy we they donât have moon shape
Even Christmas is not bad thing, celebrating Isa(ASW) birthday is not something haram, it's better to teach kindness and humanity rather then telling not to decorate tree, because Allah want
People to be humbly towards living,He don't care in what way we celebrating eid. Stopp!!!! Please
birthdays were started by christians and is haram
no where does it say that you can celebrate birthdays
Are these found in mixed faith families?
Maybe
I do think they look cool, but what do you decorate with?
I haven't come across these yet, that's certainly different! It's important to note that christmas trees really have no religious meaning in christianity either, it's a tradition that was adopted from Germany, I believe. I see what you are saying, but things do evolve over time, religion is one of them. As long as the core of your beliefs remains the same, then I personally do not see the harm.
As a Christian THANK YOU!!!!
U are right
How are These trees standing? đ
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Hanging
I have a Christmas advert calendar that I got the day after Christmas. But I use it for Ramadan like a everyday reward system. I don't see how it's bad because you're celebrating everyday. It's a makeup one.
I heard from Shayk Salah Al fawzan that itâs haram go decorate for ramadan. Do u got sources as to why it isnât? Iâm starting to get confused.
Don't be, in Islam you can find multiple answers to the same question and all can be true because it is not so much the answer the scholar finds but how he gets there via ijtihad. If the method is flawless the answer is valid. I do trust Sidra checked thoroughly before putting up a single decoration.
@Siobhan Fogartyshe/he didnât say that they trust Sidra over a shiek they just mentioned that Sidra wouldâve checked before she put any decorations, esp since her husband is a student of knowledge so if it was haram she wouldnât have done it.
Well said
I did think it strange when I saw decorations anyway in another video.
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Please enjoy your life sometimes... If somebody likes something, without hurting, killing anybody, what's wrong? The xmas tree, you know, is not a Christian symbol but a pagan one, but Christians have accepted it because it brings joy.. Why can't you do the same?
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*takes influence from heretical christians around him
that's the thing about mohammed, his actions spoke louder than afterwards texts.
May allah bless you sidra
Yeah I saw this on instagram and laughed, because it looked weird, but seeing the pictures you added it's sad, because for us Christians, we decorate our houses yes, but Christmas religiously is when we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. It's not some pretty holiday, just because we decorate our houses and things. We also have a religious aspect to Christmas.
Exactly and people should respect that religious aspect to Christmas and stop trying to steal things from it
@@NinjaMommy Christians should also respect that those customs come from Pagans first.
@@NinjaMommy Yes. You don't see other religions stealing or taking from Islam.
@@jasoninthea.m7471 Yes exactly. Imagine if other religions for example if Christians took Ramadan and started calling it Christian Ramadan, or Christian Fasting or Christian Taraweeh prayer or even Christian Eid but many of the aspects would be related to Islam, but they add a Christian spin to it, there would be an uproar in the Muslim community.
Yet how come Muslims donât realize the wrong in turning a Christmas tree into a moon tree and trying to associate it with Ramadan tradition, or taking an advent calendar and turning it into a mosque advent calendar, itâs just not right
Well, the pilgrimage to Ka'ba is a pagan tradition. It's one of the pillars of Islam.
Yes
But the Christians stole the pagan festival of Yule and turned it into ChristmasâŠâŠ.
No one stole anything đ
@@Ash_Queen16 do some research
@@Ash_Queen16 Actually they did. It was to help convert Pagans to Christianity. Look up the Triquetra, and how it was a Celtic Pagan symbol that was changed to represent the Trinity. Wreaths are pagan from Greece- Rome. The mistletoe was used to ward off evil in Irish homes. Even celebrating birthdays has pagan roots.
So !!? And you people are copying & also stealing , some would definitely say đ
Come on!!! stop posting fake things just to get views and money. I expected better from you.
Nice videođ
Moon trees look cool, also who exactly claimed the tree as "their thing"?, this is giving me cultural appropriation vibes.
bruh its just a tree
We need to understand that Ramadan is not at all about decorating! Sorry to say this, but not even what you did Sidra! We should always follow what the prophet did and he never ever decorated his house like every other person is doing for ramadan. It is about how much ibadat you do and not about how you copy from other religions and decorate your homes just changing the banner to Ramadan mubarak!
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why r we giving so much importance to this crescent shape??? The moon is just for noting the dates thats it. There is no such symbol in ISLAM
Who does that đł
This âȘïžisnât the symbol of Islam so I donât see why ppl would do it in the first place if anything đŽđłïžwould be it
@@alexathecanadianconvert I understand what you were saying ukhti but actually, this symbol was popularized by the turks, and actually has nothing to do with Ramadan or Islam and regardless, wouldnât it be better to use something thatâs actually related to Islam because the prophet and the Sahaba took black and white flags to battle
â@@zanab. I personally find is weird to bring a joyous occasion in relation with warfare. Seeing the crescent moon is traditionally needed to determine the beginning of Ramadan it really is not that crazy of a concept.
@@hengwin Ik but at least now itâs actually Islamic
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Is this really a thing?
The real Islam which Prophet Muhammad practiced (pbuh)is really beautiful.It doesn't need to be changed even a little.
Very proud of our Muslim brothers to decorate the Christmas tree so early
I follow an influencer that did the moon tree and my first thought was: isn't that Haram?? Like I don't believe on Islam or know much about religion but I know is not right to do the whole decorations and tree thing (bad English alert)
Plz helpme plz
People are doing this??? That's legitimately sad, people could be proud of using traditional Islamic decor and such instead of feeling the need to replicate Christmas and other haram holidays :/ there's a reason we don't celebrate these holidays to begin with so why try to imitate them as if they're any better than Ramadan or Eid?
Consider that â traditionalâ Ramadan decorations were new at one time too. Canât see any problem with a calendar that celebrates each day of Ramadan just because other people also use calendars- who doesnât? We use calendars too. And if you live in a country that has cedars and evergreens then decorate with them itâs no more haram than using dates and palms if that is what is present where you live.
@@Hello-ur8zx I donât have a problem with calendars specifically and I understand that in areas where Ramadan is not observed nationwide, of course itâll be more difficult to promote love for the occasion without such decorations. And obviously our decorations were new at one point as well, thatâs kind of how the passage of time works. But rather than trying to adopt other holidaysâ traditions for ourselves, why not just utilize those which are specifically for Ramadan or Eid?
Iâve also never heard of trees being a decorative symbol for Islamic holidays in the same way that they are for Christmas, whether they are date palms or evergreens. Of course, if that is a thing somewhere then I donât have a problem with it ^-^ I apologize for my ignorance. I just donât think itâs necessary to make a âRamadan versionâ of those trees like the one in the video.
Itâs not about using decorations that also just happen to be popular in other cultures, thereâs nothing wrong with that. The problem arises where we desire to imitate these holidays that have nothing to do with us.
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Nah brh
This trend is honestly just so weird.
Lol
Astagfirullah ramadan tree shouldn't exist
Astagfirullah....