hijabimuslimgirl

As a Muslim, What is Islam’s View of New Years? 
          	
          	Celebrating The New Year – By Dr. Bilal Philips -CONTINUED
          	
          	As for celebrating the New Year according to the Islamic calendar which begins with the month of Muharram, this is also not permissible from a number of perspectives. First and foremost, if one does so believing that it is pleasing to Allah to do so, thereby transforming it into an act of worship, it becomes a Bid‘ah or cursed innovation in the religion about which the Prophet (pbuh) said, “Every innovation in religion is misguidance and all misguidance leads to the Hellfire.” If one does so merely as a custom, it is still impermissible as it falls under the prohibition of imitation of pagan customs about which the Prophet (pbuh) said, “Whoever imitates a people becomes one of them.”
          	
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          	[1] Pope Gregory 13th who set the modern calendar, the Gregorian calendar, also officially fixed the first day of the year for Christian Europe as January 1st in 1582.
          	
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          	Article linked from:
          	
          	Islamic Online University- Celebrating the New Year
          	
          	Allah Knows Best.
          	
          	جزاك الله خيراً

hijabimuslimgirl

As a Muslim, What is Islam’s View of New Years? 
          
          Celebrating The New Year – By Dr. Bilal Philips -CONTINUED
          
          As for celebrating the New Year according to the Islamic calendar which begins with the month of Muharram, this is also not permissible from a number of perspectives. First and foremost, if one does so believing that it is pleasing to Allah to do so, thereby transforming it into an act of worship, it becomes a Bid‘ah or cursed innovation in the religion about which the Prophet (pbuh) said, “Every innovation in religion is misguidance and all misguidance leads to the Hellfire.” If one does so merely as a custom, it is still impermissible as it falls under the prohibition of imitation of pagan customs about which the Prophet (pbuh) said, “Whoever imitates a people becomes one of them.”
          
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          [1] Pope Gregory 13th who set the modern calendar, the Gregorian calendar, also officially fixed the first day of the year for Christian Europe as January 1st in 1582.
          
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          Article linked from:
          
          Islamic Online University- Celebrating the New Year
          
          Allah Knows Best.
          
          جزاك الله خيراً

manarMR

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