Birthdays and Anniversaries
38 questions
Is it permissible to accept a gift from a Muslim father who is not religiously committed, on the occasion of his son's birthday, with the intention of drawing closer to him and later alerting him to the impermissibility of this act?
Is it permissible for a wife to give her husband a gift on his birthday or their anniversary, without celebrating these days?
What is the ruling on the "noon party" that is held when a child's first tooth appears, and what are the permissible celebrations for children?
Is it permissible to offer verbal congratulations and present gifts on birthdays and Mother's Day after their celebration has been forbidden?
Is celebrating Christmas as an occasion for one to self-reflect permissible in Islamic law?
What is the ruling on giving a gift or wishing someone a happy life on their birthday without holding a celebration?
What is the ruling on holding entertainment parties for children in nurseries, such as birthday celebrations and New Year's celebrations, for the purpose of advertising the place and entertaining the children?
What is the ruling on going for Umrah with one's mother and brother for a birthday, knowing that I do not celebrate this innovation?
What is the ruling on celebrating birthdays, wedding anniversaries, and the like, and is the Prophet's saying: "That is the day I was born" exclusive to him?
Is it permissible to participate in a simple birthday celebration confined to family members only, and what is the ruling on refraining from participating in this case?
Is it permissible to give a gift to one's wife on the occasion of the annual wedding anniversary?
Is it permissible to celebrate with family on a permissible occasion, such as success in exams, if it coincides with a blameworthy innovation (bid'ah), such as Christmas, with the intention of celebrating only what is permissible?
Is it permissible to designate Friday for celebrating a personal occasion, such as celebrating a young son, based on the fact that this day is an Eid for Muslims, as stated in the noble Prophetic Hadith?
Is it permissible to make a birthday cake for a child with the intention of making him happy, even if it's not for holding a party, and is that considered a sin?