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Valentine's Day
Number of Items: 16
- English
- English Mufti : Muhammad Salih
A fatwa translated into English in which Sh. Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjid (may Allah preserve him) answers the following question: What is the Islamic perspective on Valentine's Day?
- Indonesian Writer : Eirwande Tarmathi Reviewing : Eko Harento Abu Zaid The Publisher : Islamic Propagation Office in Rabwah
- Urdu Writer : Shaqeq Al-Rahman Deya’ Allah Al-Madani The Publisher : Islamic Propagation Office in Rabwah
An article in Urdu shows that the phenomenon of imitating the unbelievers becomes widespread as including what is so-called "Valentine's Day". This article explains the ruling on celebrating this day.
- Hindi Writer : Ata’a Alrahman Deya’a Allah Reviewing : Shaqeq Al-Rahman Deya’ Allah Al-Madani The Publisher : Islamic Propagation Office in Rabwah
An article in Indian shows that the phenomenon of imitating the unbelievers becomes widespread as including what is so-called "Valentine's Day". This article explains the ruling on celebrating this day.
- Urdu Writer : Ata’a Alrahman Deya’a Allah Reviewing : Shaqeq Al-Rahman Deya’ Allah Al-Madani The Publisher : Islamic Propagation Office in Rabwah
An article in Urdu shows that the phenomenon of imitating the unbelievers becomes widespread as including what is so-called "Valentine's Day". This article explains the ruling on celebrating this day.
- French
- Russian Writer : Elmeer Coleeve Reviewing : Abu AbdulRahman Al-Dagestani
An article in Russian shows that the phenomenon of imitating the unbelievers becomes widespread as including what is so-called "Valentine's Day". This article explains the ruling on celebrating this day.
- Bengali Writer : Sanaullah Nazir Ahmad Reviewing : Kawthar Bin Khalid The Publisher : Islamic Propagation Office in Rabwah
An article in Bengal shows that the phenomenon of imitating the unbelievers becomes widespread as including what is so-called "Valentine's Day". This article explains the ruling on celebrating this day.
- Chinese
- Thai Writer : Othman Edris Reviewing : Safi Othman
Imitating the disbelievers is a widespread phenomenon. For example, imitating them in celebrating their festivals as what is called Valentine's Day. In this article, the writer illustrates in Thai the history of Valentine's Day, and how it belongs to Christians not to Islam.
- Thai Writer : Mureed Tei’ Ma’seen Reviewing : Safi Othman
Imitating the disbelievers is a widespread phenomenon. For example, imitating them in celebrating their festivals as what is called Valentine's Day. In this article, the writer illustrates in Thai the history of Valentine's Day, and how it belongs to Christians not to Islam.
- English
- English
- English
- English Author : Muhammad Salih
Due to the pitiful state which the Ummah of Muhammad (may God praise him) is in, due to the lack of knowledge of Muslims about their religion, and due to the high regard which some Muslims hold for Western thought and culture, we see that a hideous practice which contradicts the very principles of chastity and honor in Islam has crept into many Muslim societies. Many people don’t realize the origins and consequences of this shameful celebration, but rather blindly follow its rites and customs to be "closer" to the West, not thinking of the sin and displeasure they are earning from Allah.This Book study the ruling concerning this celebration and statements of scholars in this regard.