We're just not allowed to celebrate holidays of other religions simply . I shouldn't have to compromise my religious beliefs for anyone 💓

EXACTLY. Strong vibes of superiority.

"I have no beliefs so I can go anywhere and do what I want. But also, Muslims are wrong for acting like they shouldn't celebrate other people's holidays" 🫠 Of course if you have no religious beliefs, you don't mind partaking in their "fun" celebrations. For Muslims, we have 1 holiday (technically 2 Eids) and its a test of our faith that we don't go out and celebrate those other holidays "just for the fun of it" when we are specifically told not to do so. You can respect people and their holidays while also not partaking in them. I don't tell people Merry Christmas. I say "happy holidays" and I am very polite about it. Even after getting screamed at "Merry Christmas! God bless you!" By the Salvation Army charity collector outside the stores or the cashiers and people standing in line in the stores. It's to the point I don't even want to leave my house the whole month of December, but yes, "Muslims" are the ones being high and mighty about it ☠️

I mean Judaism and Islam are pretty alike!

No one asked and it’s still a pagan haram holiday and completely impermissible in Islam

I’m Muslim buy Halloween seems fun to celebrate

Same I don’t celebrate Christian holidays anymore

im agnostic but same!

Yes. This. Especially Christmas although I’m Hindu…🎉

Bro..... There are also Christian roots to Halloween too. Your family jipped you BIG time.

@@Kitty666EmoGoth there are many roots to Halloween but we don't celebrate it because of what it represents today. Being Christian means being different and acting different from the world, and so I also choose not to celebrate it so that people can look at me and know that I'm a Christian, if that makes any sense

Exactly. It was a celebration of a good fall harvest 🤦🏽

I don't want to sound offensive but I kinda forgot that Paganism existed

@@JustaRandommonarchist It's okay. 😅

I agree, even though this holiday is sacred to us it's important to understand other religion's reservations about it.

Same

Same bro

Yes

Amen!

We’re glad you enjoyed it ❤️

I believe this would still be considered celebrating it or encouraging it in some way as that is part of Halloween, to give candy, I am just letting you know to help. I would suggest simply not to answer the door.

@@Hiba-ux2my I totally understand your point but these are very small children who don't understand and they are so happy to see me everyday that I wouldn't want to disappoint them or explain my faith, it serves no purpose to such small children. My own children think I'm unfair to not allow it but they understand having grown up in our faith. These children are their friends, and kindness to children is fine by me, they're innocent.

@@jrsmrs1 get out of Ireland.

Actually do your own research of it's origins for yourself. This isn't it.

@@livingwithbipolar2 oh I do I've studied world religions in the past. We read a ton of books and we talked to a lot of different people in our community.

What is that?

@@rubariaz6267 People who dress up and get candy from neighbors

@@Ash_Queen16 ohhh I see

If a kid comes for some candies, you give it to them cuz they're innocent kids just tryin to have fun.

In the States you leave your front lights out. A dark house means either no one's at home or they don't do Halloween. Or they ran out of candy

Don't forget Feb 15th! But get to the stores early before they yank a lot of it and wrap it for Easter instead.

😂😂😂

What? I'm hindu as well. Hinduism doesn't restrict anyone from celebrating festivals of other religion & we don't have any shirk type concept. As a Hindu it's your own personal choice whether to celebrate or not someone else's festival.

@@wretchedman323 yeah ik my family doesn't celebrate it but i do

But I celebrate

Not really we usually wear lightweight materials but sometimes yes it does a little

Maybe today or tomorrow. We will announce it on discord

@@MehdinaTV ok it will be better if it is tomorrow if it’s not today because I have plans today not Halloween associated though ofc just dinner with friends

No,Muslims don't. It's not a part of our Religion/culture. We have 2 Eids as religious holidays(for all muslims all across the world) n other cultural holidays n celebrations(depending on which culture you belong to).

We have our own holidays that are really fun. We don't need additional holidays to be happy.

@@MehdinaTV fr

What is the muslim holiday?

Also the holiday muslim are not allowed are: Halloween Christmas

And also I used to because I’m a revert Alhamdulillah and it’s not the great anyway

Isn't that whatever happened in Saudi?

True

Hollywood movies make it into that. But like they said the origins of the holiday are very old and it wasn't to praise the devil but rather to repel the evil as the border between the lands of the living and the dead are very thin the spirits come back , but just as Dia de Los muertos shows you ( as it was adapted by the Christian Church in Mexico) it is about the spirits of family members and friends and it's a positive idea of remembering and honouring your dearly departed. Also Catholic church built their holiday over this tradition mixed in with celebrating the harvest so the Church created All souls and saints days for people to reflect and those days are again not to worship the devil. Wearing costumes came from trying to hide from the evil spirits who could also come by mistake. Candy is mostly American invention ( kids back in the old continent would sometimes get soul cakes). So this is just to prevent the misconceptions, but like I said traditional Christians are not allowed to celebrate Halloween per say but rather remember the dead and saints of the Church.