What are the differences between Christian and Muslim birth ceremonies?

Answer 1

Roman Catholic AnswerThere is no difference for the simple reason that Catholics are Christians. Another answerBut there are differences between protestants and Catholics in the funeral services. For example, Catholics still use a High Requiem Mass (if a priest is available to use the Extraordinary Form). The service is often more solemn and formatted. In non-Catholic Christian faiths, funerals may be long or short (typically short), appear less formatted and regimented, and seem more relaxed. As well, incense is used in Catholic funerals but not in non-Catholic churches. As well, a non-Catholic church may have no candles anywhere in the church but there may be many lit candles in Catholic funerals. Often, non-catholic churches have no cross symbols, but Catholic Churches have crucifixes often with the deceased body of Christ (whereas non-Catholic churches have plain crosses, emphasizing the Risen Christ).

Answer 2

There are a number of differences:

1. Christians have wakes, Jews don't.

2. Christians have flowers, Jews don't.

3. Christians have music, Jews don't.

4. Christians have any casket they want, but Jews have just plain wood with NO adornment and metal.

5. Christians sometimes have parties, but Jews have quiet get-togethers.

6. Christians can wear most colors, but Jews wear dreary colors - especially black.

7. Christians make noise, but Jews are quiet.

Answer 3

Christians celebrate their naming cermonies at a church. Muslims on the other hand do not.