Maulidur Rasul

Today marks the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). For as long as I can remember, I have always celebrated this day, and it has been one of the most celebrated days in the Islamic Calendar. However, since I came to the UK, I realised that not all muslims celebrates this date, because there is no historical evidence that the Prophet Muhammad ever did this.

I personally feel in my heart that there is nothing wrong in celebrating the birthday of the person whom shed a light in the whole humanity and the most important person ever walked on the face of this earth. After all he was the chief of all prophets sent on earth and it is to him that the Holy Quran was revealed. The most important part of Maulud Nabi for me is focusing upon the character of the Prophet especially on his teachings, sufferings, and how he forgave even his most bitter enemies.

I believe that by remembering about his deeds and his stories, having a little gathering with friends, a bit of doa selamat and feasting is not at all wrong...kan? kannn??

Comments

[Mariane]

Prophet Muhammad's Birthday always occur to me as a day of holiday back in school days. But Thanks to your blog Kak Mas now I know and indeed celebrating this historical day with friends is not wrong at all.. Doa Selamat=Thanksgiving is something everyone should do from time to time..

[alkhadaam]

i totally agree with u.. nothing wrong with that.

[R'nis JuniTa]

kan kan kan *angguk angguk kepala* hehehhehe