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      • Eid Greetings
      • Beating the Duff
      • Takbir Between The 2 Eids
      • The Musallah
      • Eating on the Morning of Eid
      • Beautifying Oneself
      • Ghusul
    • The Eid Prayer
      • When Eid Fall on a Friday
      • The Eid Khutbah
      • Description of the Eid Prayer
      • No Adhan or Iqamah
      • Late Report of the Crescent Sighting
      • Time of the Eid Prayer
      • No Prayer Before or After the Eid Prayer
      • Status of Eid Prayer in Islam
    • Impermissible Acts During Eid
      • Sinning on Eid
      • Innovations Related to Eid
      • Differring from the Non-Muslim Celebrations
      • Completing What Has Been Completed
      • Impermissible Acts of Celebration
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      • Ruling
      • Wisdom
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      • The Day of Al-Adha
      • Following Three Days
      • The Sacrifice
      • Conditions of the Sacrifice
      • Avoid Cutting Hair or Nails
      • The Time of Sacrifice
      • What to Say When Slaughtering
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Impermissible Acts of Celebration

To many people, celebrating Eids is a non-religious matter. They believe that one has the choice to participate in celebrating any Eid, for any nation, religion, or culture, as long as that does not involve engaging in Haram (prohibited) actions.

Based on this view, many Muslims often engage in various celebrations, and participate in the holidays of other peoples and religions.

True Muslims approach the celebration of Eids with correct understanding and conception. They avoid major violations associated with these occasions:

  • They avoid participating in any celebration or festivity that is not legislated by Allah.
  • They avoid celebrating the Eids in a way similar to that of the kuffar or the fasiqs (corrupt) who overstep Allah's boundaries when they rejoice. They indulge in various acts of disobedience, such as the mingling of men and women, wearing improper clothing, dancing and listening to music, committing adultery, drinking alcohol, etc.
  • They avoid performing unjustified practices and bid`ahs done by the ignorant Muslims during these days, such as visiting graveyards, or spending the night preceding the Eid in extended worship.
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