Christmas is a Christian holiday, and most Asians are not Christians. Muslims are not Christians either.
Christmas is a religious holiday celebrated by Christians so most Muslims would not celebrate it or decorate their houses for it.
Because they are Muslims not christians they celebrate eid alodhya , eid alf6r and ramdan.
The Crusades, a series of religious wars between Christians and Muslims, officially ended in 1291 when the Muslims captured the last Christian stronghold in the Holy Land. However, tensions and conflicts between Christians and Muslims have persisted in various forms throughout history.
Eid is basically the largest holiday for muslims, that is celebrated by all of them no matter what sect, which makes it like christmas for christians in a way. However the celebration of Eid is the holiday that marks the end of the month of fasting for muslims, but christmas marks the birth of christ. So religiously, they are different. But for Christians, Christmas is a big holiday as for muslims eid is a big holiday.
Yes, Somalian people celebrate Christmas. They are christians and celebrate all of the christian holidays. Cuz that's what Muslims do...
The diference between ramadan and christmas is that christmas is a christians holiday. In the other hand ramadan is a muslims holiday. In christmas we have party's. Also, it lasts for 12 days. In ramadan Muslims fast and it lasts for a month. They start from sunrise to sunset. In christmas you don't fast.
well the answer is they don't because they don't believe in Jesus well only the Muslims but the christians do celebrate Christmas and yes there are christians in Africa all 53 conturies
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Muslims go to Mosques and Christians go to churches.
Most Iraqis are Muslims and Muslims do not have a traditional winter holiday since the holidays move 11-12 days earlier every year. The Christians of Iraq celebrate Christmas in roughly the same way as other Christians in the Arab World. There is a mass and a feast, but no pine trees or Santa Claus.
Muslims don't celebrate Christmas.