Birthday celebration is not haram, but the way it is celebrated can be haram. There’s no such thing as a birthday party in Islam; it is a non-Islamic tradition that has grown rapidly. Nothing is more important than the birthday of the Prophet (peace be upon him), yet he never celebrated it himself oRead more
Birthday celebration is not haram, but the way it is celebrated can be haram.
There’s no such thing as a birthday party in Islam; it is a non-Islamic tradition that has grown rapidly.
Nothing is more important than the birthday of the Prophet (peace be upon him), yet he never celebrated it himself or for his daughters.
As he was born on Monday, he used to fast every Monday in gratitude to Allah.
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No music doesn't affect on wudu, only some specific actions will break your wudu, sleeping , passing wind and using toilet for stool and urine. If you have any doubt you can do again wudu after listening music, but it is not compulsory
No music doesn’t affect on wudu, only some specific actions will break your wudu, sleeping , passing wind and using toilet for stool and urine. If you have any doubt you can do again wudu after listening music, but it is not compulsory
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