Why MUSLIMS Don't Celebrate Halloween?
Halloween
Halloween is a celebration that takes place on October 31st. While Halloween is a popular holiday in many parts of the world, it is not celebrated by Muslims.
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Not part of Islamic Culture
Halloween is a pagan holiday that originated in ancient Celtic cultures. It is not a part of Islamic tradition or culture as Islam is a monotheistic religion.
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Associated to death & occult
Halloween is often associated with death and the occult. Whereas, Muslims believe that death is a serious matter and that it should not be celebrated or trivialized.
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Costumes can be offensive
Many Halloween costumes are offensive to Muslims. Ex - costumes that depict devils, ghosts etc. Muslims also avoid wearing costumes that are revealing or that depict violence.
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Activities can be harmful
Some Halloween activities can be harmful. Halloween pranks can be destructive or harmful. Muslims avoid activities that could put themselves or others at risk.
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Muslims respect people celebrating Halloween
Halloween is not a part of Islamic tradition. While Muslims respect the right of others to celebrate Halloween, they choose not to participate in the holiday themselves.
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