Mawlid Un Nabi Starts in 2023

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AKA Name	Mawlid
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Related Hashtags	#Mawlid, #Miladunnabi, #TheLifeOfProphetMuhammad, #EidMiladUnNabi, #Eidmiladunnabiﷺ, #MawlidAlNabi
2023 Date	September 27, 2023
2024 Date	September 15, 2024

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Mawlid Un Nabi in 2023

Mawlid un Nabi (Arabic: مَوْلِدُ النَبِيِّ) is celebrated in some countries as the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad. The Prophet Muhammad is believed by Muslims to be God's last messenger to mankind.

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There is no place for Islamophobia. I am a human being running for office that should not have to worry about my safety because I’m Muslim. My religion is one of peace, love, and compassion. On Mawlid Nabawi, I’m sending love to my Muslim family. Quote Rowaida Abdelaziz @Rowaida_Abdel · Sep 21 NEW: Two Muslim women running for local office in Massachusetts say they have had their campaign materials vandalized in the same week.
— Ayah Al-Zubi (@ayahalzubi) September 27, 2023

Eid Mawlid Al-Nabi to our Muslim New Yorkers! May this celebration deliver you and your family blessings of peace and prosperity.
— Mayor Eric Adams (@NYCMayor) September 26, 2023

I'm fully in favor of Mawlid but this was badly written and the use of 'Satanist' is clearly crossing the line here. Quote Clarifying Light @ClarifyingLight · Sep 25
— Musa al-Maghribi 🇲🇦 ⵣ (@Musa_Maliki_) September 26, 2023

Nubian children celebrating "Mawlid" from the Dehmit Village
— Yusufffffffffm (@samsmithstan93) September 27, 2023

I wish Muslims all around the world a happy Mawlid an-Nabi. May the almighty bless you and your loved ones, guide you, and bring happiness to your door. #Mawlid2023
— Assemblywoman Jenifer Rajkumar (@JeniferRajkumar) September 26, 2023

The groups who celebrate mawlid have sooo much love for the The Prophet ﷺ , that’s undeniable. Yet they’re being SO ignorant & disrespectful to his Sunnah by doing so. “Beware of newly invented matters [in the religion], for verily every bidah is misguidance.”
— imz (@asapghann) September 27, 2023

Celebrating Mawlid. Allah states:(Meaning) ‘Say: Because of the (fadl) Blessings of Allah and His (rahma) Mercy you should celebrate (with happiness and pleasure). That is better than what (wealth) they amass.’(Q.10:58). In this particular verse Allah commands that we rejoice… Show more Quote Emelia ᛖᛗᛖᛚᛁᚨ ᛒᛖᚱᚾᚨᛞᛟᛏᛏᛗ @Bernadotte22 · 4h You want to know why??? The prophet (peace be upon him) never celebrated it. The four guided Caliphas never celebrated. The major popular collectors of Hadith...i.e Imam Bukhari,Muslim, An Nisaàí,At Tirmidhi,etc never celebrated it. The Salafs upon the right path never…
— MIRZA BAIG™ (@BaigsonAuction) September 26, 2023

In Islam, there's only two Eid. No place for Eid-ul-Ghadeer, Eid-e-Milad an-Nabi or else. That's it! Quote 𝐙𝐞𝐞𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐧 @ItsMeeZeee · Sep 25 What’s that one fact in context of Islamic teachings that would have you in this position in this society.
— Usman Ashraf (@OyeeeUsman) September 26, 2023

Wish you a very happy Eid-e-Milad !!
— Abraham Belay Berhe (@AbrahamPostDoc) September 26, 2023

For #Mawlid, "Nativity of the Prophet," authored by Muḥammad ibn Aḥmad al-Ghayṭī, who lived in the first half of the 16th century (http://haf.vhmml.org/person/215415928994…). Collection of the Université Saint-Joseph, Beirut, Lebanon: (USJ 01562): http://vhmml.org/readingRoom/view/129557…
— HMML (@visitHMML) September 26, 2023