Celebrating the Mawlid is not something ‘sufi’ it is permissible by consensus of the scholars of Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah To rejoice and express happiness for the Prophet (asws) coming to us is an obligation given by Allah through Qur’an, as He said: “Of the favor of Allah and His mercy, in that should they rejoice” (Q10:58). Ibn ‘Abbas said that “His mercy” refers to the Prophet (asws), as documented in the many Tafsirs of that verse. What greater mercy did Allah give to us than the Prophet (asws) himself, of whom Allah says: - “Indeed, Allah has granted an immense bounty upon the believers in that He sent them a Messenger from them selves...” (Q3:164); and - “There has come to you a Messenger from your selves... and to the believers is he most kind and merciful” (Q9:128); and - “We have not sent you (O Muhammad) except as a mercy to all the worlds” (Q21:107). Expressing happiness and celebrating the Prophet (asws) on his birthday causes even unbelievers, by Allah’s favor and mercy, to gain some benefit. For example, every Monday, Abu Lahab in his grave is released from punishment because he freed his handmaiden Thuwayba when she brought him the news of the Prophet’s (asws) birth. This hadith is mentioned in Bukhari’s Sahih (Kitab an-Nikah, #4711), Abdur-Razzaq’s Musannaf (7:478), Baghawi’s Sharh as-Sunna (9:76), and Ibn Kathir mentions it in his books Sirat al-Nabi (1:224), Mawlid al-Nabi (p. 21), and al-Bidaya. The hafiz Shamsuddin Muhammad ad-Dimashqi wrote on this the following verses in his book Mawrid as-sadi fi Mawlid al-Hadi: “If this, a kafir who was condemned to hell eternally with “Perish the hands” (Q111:1), is said to enjoy a respite every Monday because he rejoiced in Ahmad, what then do you think of the servant who, all his life, was happy with Ahmad, and died believing in Divine Unity?”
Asmadin beri masha allah
MashaALLAH
Masha Allah
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Masha allah
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Masha Allah ❤❤
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Allah hidaya yistish
Prophet Muhammad said follow my way and my Sahabas and they never celebrated his Birthday.Sufis are lost
Masha Allaha thanks My Muslim brother our prophet never (pbuoh)celebrated Mawiled.
Celebrating the Mawlid is not something ‘sufi’ it is permissible by consensus of the scholars of Ahlus Sunnah Wal Jamaah
To rejoice and express happiness for the Prophet (asws) coming to us is an obligation given by Allah through Qur’an, as He said: “Of the favor of Allah and His mercy, in that should they rejoice” (Q10:58). Ibn ‘Abbas said that “His mercy” refers to the Prophet (asws), as documented in the many Tafsirs of that verse. What greater mercy did Allah give to us than the Prophet (asws) himself, of whom Allah says:
- “Indeed, Allah has granted an immense bounty upon the believers in that He sent them a Messenger from them selves...” (Q3:164); and
- “There has come to you a Messenger from your selves... and to the believers is he most kind and merciful” (Q9:128); and
- “We have not sent you (O Muhammad) except as a mercy to all the worlds” (Q21:107). Expressing happiness and celebrating the Prophet (asws) on his birthday causes even unbelievers, by Allah’s favor and mercy, to gain some benefit. For example, every Monday, Abu Lahab in his grave is released from punishment because he freed his handmaiden Thuwayba when she brought him the news of the Prophet’s (asws) birth. This hadith is mentioned in Bukhari’s Sahih (Kitab an-Nikah, #4711), Abdur-Razzaq’s Musannaf (7:478), Baghawi’s Sharh as-Sunna (9:76), and Ibn Kathir mentions it in his books Sirat al-Nabi (1:224), Mawlid al-Nabi (p. 21), and al-Bidaya. The hafiz Shamsuddin Muhammad ad-Dimashqi wrote on this the following verses in his book Mawrid as-sadi fi Mawlid al-Hadi: “If this, a kafir who was condemned to hell eternally with “Perish the hands” (Q111:1), is said to enjoy a respite every Monday because he rejoiced in Ahmad, what then do you think of the servant who, all his life, was happy with Ahmad, and died believing in Divine Unity?”