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Al-Iftaa explains fasting on Mawlid day
Fasting on the day of the Prophet's birthday is permissible and considered a recommended act, as it expresses Muslims' love for the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and is regarded as a virtuous deed and one of the best actions on this occasion. The Egyptian Dar al-Iftaa affirmed that celebrating the Prophet's birthday includes recalling the Prophet, praising him, reading about his life, giving charity, feeding others, expanding hospitality to family, and showing kindness to neighbors—all of which express joy and love and are considered righteous acts. They also based their stance on the Prophet's hadith about fasting on Ashura, explaining that fasting on the Prophet's birthday follows the Prophet's Sunnah and is a means of drawing closer to Allah, serving as an expression of gratitude and joy for the Prophet's birth.
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