Where Does Halloween Come From? (
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As a Christian ..I agree 100% with this man..
this is truth
اللهُمَّ أَرِنَا الحَقَّ حَقّاً وَارْزُقْنَا التِبَاعَةَ وَأَرِنَا البَاطِلَ بَاطِلاً وَارْزُقْنَا
اجْتِنَابَهُ، بِرَحْمَتِكَ يَا أَرْحَمَ الرَّاحِمِينَ.
Allahumma arinal-haqqa haqqan warzuqnat-tiba'ah, wa arinal-batila batilan warzuqnaj-tinabah, bi rahmatika ya arhamar-rahimeen.
Really tysm yet I know it then my broher treak and treating 🖤😔❤️
Well said. Even if one was not to believe in the devil, any educated person can see that imitating something evil and acting out as evil things is not the best thing to do.
@sylontuk his lecture is not directed at non muslims but instead at muslims to inform them where these different celebrations originated. I found it interesting!
May Allah bless you for sharing your knowledge
i have to love this guy...he is telling the truth!
I really like it we should learn more about Islam before we talk thanks to you brother Abdullah may Allah bless you and your family
Jazak'Allahu khair.
Wonderful speech Very knowledgeable person ALLAH Bless you brother
No one is disputing the fact that many pre-Islamic Arabian tribes were stone worshippers. This is the very reason why God sent them a messenger (i.e. Prophet Muhammad) to remind them to direct their worship to the Creator, not the creation. Remember also that Muslims believe Abraham built the original Kaaba & no one disputes that Abraham was a monotheist. Muhammad's mission, just as Moses & Jesus & all the prophets before him, was to re-establish the worship of One God, which had been forgotten.
Exactly! There is NO comprimise with islam!
It's thought to be of Scottish origin due it the name 'Halloween' being the Scottish varient of 'All Hallows Eve'
MashAllah TabarakAllah , this beautiful brother has a very wide range of knowledge on a lot of subjects. A real pleasure to listen to. JazakAllah for all those sharing such beneficial knowledge, that we can send to our "muslim" family who take part in all these stupid rituals, that they claim are so "innocent". who sadly become further away from purity and truth.. May we be blessed with knowledge and faith to stay away from these accountable sins and always be brave to speak the truth Amen.
ameen to that!
This man got some very good points. Even as atheist i agree with him.
thank you so much about the Halloween
personally, i dont care for negative worship whether its christan,islamic or even the church of satan..but so far, what said here, isnt negative,just common sense from a muslim point of view..and many christans have the same view too... this was refreshing for a change....
@AndyMKordo It may have been because of the old Greek word “Keltoi” or not. It is interesting to note that the Welsh and Gaelic pronunciation is “kelt”, and always has been. Perhaps that also played a part in the change. Whatever the reasons, scholarly circles now consider “kelt” to be the correct pronunciation among the educated.
@AndyMKordo In the 20th century the Germans of academia got into Celtic studies more and they pronounced the “c” as a “k”, because that is how it is enunciated in their language. It spread around the academic world that scholars were now pronouncing “Celt” like “kelt.” How this trend really got started is unknown.
You know the vast of the people knows this already, but to believe lies they will seek to paint the truth as a lie to participate in evil.
that's clean.. and i learnt it all.
he is right and whoever cant accept it is in denial
Ad majorem Sathanae gloriam!
Interesting!
Allhamdurillah
Bravo!
you got a good point
@AndyMKordo Websters is an American dictionary. Americans pronounce and spell a lot of words differently from people in Britain and Europe. E.g. Color/colour etc. The grammar also differs. The Irish, welsh and Scots who are Celts pronounce it Kelt.
Mashallah, a great historian. I wish there were more detailed lectures on this subject for Dawah purpose. I especially liked his trip to Timbuktu found it fascinating the Islamic history, and also his lecture on Native Americans being a civilized society. Not what you would learn at school from the pagans. Mashallah, we need to have more lectures by Muslim Historians and more Islamic teachers in History in our schools. What they are teaching kids is a load of Rubbish pagan sickness.
I freaking love Halloween
The irony is that the more rotten a society is the stronger it is, consumerism is the key to a strong nation.
who's praying for a black moon rock in mecca?
Actually the Celtic people used turnips not pumpkins ( the Americas were not yet open to the people of Europe) to replecate the heads of their slain enemies.
you can be so proud of yourself, cocacolagirl!
btw: yesterday i accidentally a cola bottle. is that bad?
Ok, the Gallic and possibly the Brythonic people had it too, but the Gallic and Brythonic cultures were stamped out by the Romans and christianity. Ireland, Wales, Scotland, the Isle of Man and Brittany are the only locations were Celtic culture is still practiced (I happen to know a few things about the Celts). Oh, and by the way, Samhain was a celebration of the Ancestors, not satan. He didn't exist according to their pantheon.
Pwned.
This guys has holes in his statements but basically he's right. Ex: Europe didn't have pumpkins, they were leeks that they would carve into.
Well speak.
thanks , good nite!
Actually, the word "kelt" itself is not celtic at all. It comes from the GREEK "keltoi" which was given to the "barbarians" (strangers) living beyond the Danube and Rhone rivers.
The same word then derived into Latin to make in french "Celtae" and then in French "Celtes" (pronounced "selt" and it's my native language).
Obviously, the word that the "kelts" have ever heard first was "celtes" from the French. That's why both pronunciations are considered correct.
So: no he was not wrong.
I'm not surprised.
@thekaizer666
"No one is celebrating halloween, they are just celebrating dressing up and having fun"
lol
As for the video, he's explaining the history behind it, and while people don't "celebrate" or at least not children do, it's the psychological aspect that becomes a problem, as he repeats at 4:41
@Navodrock It pays well and the hours aren't too arduous. Generous holiday terms as well.
my parents took me out of halloween activities when i was in public school. we were just regular christians who didnt celebrate any religious holidays because we knew they came from pagan rituals involving really disgusting things. things you dont even want to talk about in your videos
Macam perayaan Hungry Ghost le! Chinese Halloween!
@AndyMKordo Celtic [the football team ] - seel-tic
Celtic [the adjective ] - kell-tic
Celt - kelt
Take it slowly and it might sink in.
are we ment to only dress up as something scarey, i was gonna be mr blobby lol
*It's also attested in the 16th century
Bless you i now know about halloween and why i shouldnt do it
Most Muslims don't know most of Islam is Pagan itself.
Kissing black stone in Kaaba is Pagan practice, Circling it is Pagan practice & worshipping a black stone is Pagan practice. Even Islamic Special days - "Ramzan, Eid" are based on Pre Meccan Pagan months of the changes in the phase of the "Moon". Islam is simply the worship of a Pagan Moon God - Allah, An ancient Sumerian Moon God.
Halloween is irish the irish celts invented it and spread it to their celtic brothers around europe.
@AndyMKordo Wrong. More English is spoken in African and European countries and they use standard English or their own variant not American english.
I dress as a WTF for halloween.
these guy is speaking the truth
i am not happy about it but its the truth
as a christian i do believe that halloween is a paganistic holiday. i used to dress up but due to it being godless i really do not celebrate it.... but that is not a reason to judge all americans coca wether you like it or not you do live in this country and you may not like some custom but you do not have a right to judge all of us.
for a forward thinking of god watch this man
GOD RECYCLES THE UNIVERSE ANTI-RELIGION
All of my muslim brother & sister, Dont follow what their doing in Helloween...but at least give some respect to the non muslims.....it is their tradition right?....thats all.....Islam tell us to make peace with everyone...even to the non muslims...so, *peace* & Assalamualaikum....
"Whatever deity or form a devotee worships, I make his or her faith steady. However, their wishes are only granted by Me alone."(Gita 7:21-22)"
This is a text from Bhagavat Gita, Hindu Scripture, 3000 years before Islam. This verse speaks of Universal peace saying anyone worshiping anything is fine because it is the same God.
Too bad Christianity, Islam and Judaism don't have that much common sense to agree that everyone worships one God and live in Peace. Islam is a kid compared to Hinduism.
@brasilcork not being able to pronounce a word doesnt mean a person doesnt know what it means or what it is. I've been here since 1997 & I still have problems pronouning certain words bc of how it is written. Not the worlds fault English likes to confuse ppl w/ the way they use their letters & sounds. ex. flour/flower. dough/though etc etc
I'm guessing he wasn't allowed trick or treating as a child.
I'm a Christian and I agree with this guy.
Katholic religion is full of pagan behaviours.
It's not a harassment, it's a fact.
@AndyMKordo Afro Celt sound system, pronounced Afro-Kelt (not Selt). It's on your own site so you should know how they pronounce their name. Home run, as they say in that great country...America.
@AndyMKordo .
Wrong again. Bit of a habit for you. Celt is pronounced Kelt and Samhain is pronounced Sow-een. It's an Irish word not an English one.
BELIEVE IN EVERYTHING HE SAY'S ON THIS VIDEO REGARDLESS OF HOW HE LOOKS
The Prophet (S.A.W) says; Indeed what is lawful is clear and what is unlawful is clear... So is the same thing here... as he speaks you will know he is talking about the truth. I didnt know what was "Haloween" untill I get here. To finalize it, "haloween" is not for Muslims. Why do we wanna do anything that non Muslim do? non Muslims dont do anything we do. Tell me if they join us in celebrating our two great eids? I look forward to hearing from any of you.
what is exlax?
@JordoF6 celtic...
I'm more pissed off that he mispronounced The word "Celtic". It's "Keltic", not "Seltic!" The futbol side and the basketball team are pronounced "seltic", while the culture is "keltic!" And it's pronounced "Sow-win", not "Samhain!"
What is the shayk saying and what are you thinking.. were you even watching this?
please do
it is no sam-hayn, it is pronounced sow-in or saw-in. that about as close as I can come to pronounciation of the word samhain. Satanists don't sacrifice children on Halloween either. as a muslim im kinda 50/50 on holidays. don't do xmas but I do birthdays, sometimes Halloween. I grew up with it. I am a muslim convert.
I understand you feeling that Halloween is not a holiday that you and your community do not wish to recognize, however anyone giving out misinformation about another culture's customs and practices is wrong.
I agree with sdarbro, we celebrate halloween and not samhain, but even samhain had more to do with dead ancestors than just hiding from vengeful spirits. Also it should be pronounced 'saw-wen'
Samhain is NOT a god; it's a word meaning "end of summer". Nothing to do with evil or evil spirits. Since the Celts never wrote anything down isn't it surprising that this guy seems to know how they celebrated this occasion.?
go to dictionary.reference.co.m/browse/ ...
browse/celtic?s=t
both are right
Samhain is not the name of a Celtic god.
Samhain is just the name of the day.
@AndyMKordo Samhain is the Irish word, pronounced Sow-een. Samhain not Celt was the word in question. Check back and you'll see you are wrong.
It is pronounced Keltic not seltic also Samhain is not the name of a Celtic god Samhain is the name of the day the last day of the Celtic year also the last day of the harvest. As anything left in the field belonged to the dead and was forbidden from being harvest also that evening various divinations were done in the evening to see if they had enough food for the winter. it was also believed that the vail between the living and the dead was thinnest and offerings were left for loved ones
Thanks be to God of my self style as have been watching people celebrating Halloween but I never like it though was not aware it's devilish :-)
Happy Halloween. Fuck Islam.
Everyday is Halloween!
I turned it off at "Seltic".
Mr Hakim is close but still wrong Samhain is not a Celtic God it is the name of the Holiday. I means Sow ween
Wouldn't it be a novelty if religious people actually researched topics before spouting rubbish. Just a hint - there was no such date as 1 November or 31 October in Celtic times.
You said above that Prophet Muhammad "sanctioned and worshipped the pagan goddesses Lat, Uzza and Manat". This is not true. What is your source for this?
@zotje11
so? he's implying that it's evil to celebrate to halloween. every rational person knows it's not.
@bellendbrie So I guess Byrd played for the Boston Keltics Huh Trevor?
@BolnoyBratchny It's history man don't you get it he is explaining it's history of halloween
Seltic? lol
We celebrate Halloween, and not Sam Hain. They are NOT the same despite their origins. Spirituality has little function in MOST of our national holidays, and, as a secular country, it SHOULD NOT, else it would not be inclusive to ALL our citizens. There is no pagan connotations to the modern method of celebrating Halloween. It is merely a fun outlet for children, NOT a pagan recruiting method.
Food? WTF he makes it see like kids are a bunch of homeless asking for candy or he refers it as 'FOOD" i respect their religion but i see this as a brainwash and limitations of celebration and fun. We are in a century where HALLOWEEN has a different meaning and its called having fun and not worshiping Satan or evil spirits.
Lol
A holiday is what you make it out to be . Many people my Chirstimas out to be something it is not . And that is good for them . To be I will keep it about the JC and trying to be a better Joey . As for halloween I will make that out to be just a night were take my niece to the mall to get candy.. and try to get her to put a few sweet-tarts in her bag for me . And nothing more .
We have the chose to make anything what we want it to be.
@AndyMKordo I don't agree with you. The Irish, Scots and Welsh who are Celts pronounce it Kelt.
I thought Samhain was pronounced Sow-in.
@mob1189 I am not Alim, but as I know it can be haram if you know what is thier purpose, or its purpose...for example if u sell beer or alchohol is haram even though you do not drink it..but providing what is wrong in Islam..even selling the products of the haram will be haram as well
just as cigarettes too lets say you do not smoke but you sell them, the money you gain becomes haram money not halal..
May Allah rewards all with good deeds
and I hope I answered your question brother
@BolnoyBratchny what does pronunciation have to do with it, suppose someone has an accent does that mean they don't know what the meaning of what they are saying is, I am not saying I think he's right or wrong but if you are going to judge you should make sense too
Shut up the one above me! >:P
@AndyMKordo You are wrong. It does matter. The pronunciation matters because it relays how uninformed the speaker in this video is.
@BolnoyBratchny prove it. Plain and simple. If you say such bold words, however, when the previous commentators try to dialogue with you, you only have ignorant, CHILDISH responses. How old are you? "Muslims are losers,"? How so? How do you mean? The person you're commenting on in the video is obviously educated enough to clearly present his point. I highly suggest you
either do the same or find something else to do. Like pick up a BOOK and LEARN about Islam before making such comments.