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Dar Al-Ifta clarifies fasting on Prophet Muhammad's birthday
Fasting on the day of the Prophet Muhammad's (peace be upon him) birthday is considered an established and permissible act in Islamic law, and it reflects love for the Prophet (peace be upon him and his family). According to the Egyptian Dar al-Ifta, fasting on this day is recommended and is based on the Prophet's practice of fasting on Mondays, the day he was born. Celebrating the Mawlid varies between gatherings of praise and admiration for the Prophet, reading his biography, feeding the poor, giving charity, and increasing kindness toward family. All of these are expressions of joy and love for this occasion. This day is an opportunity for worship and following the Prophet's morals, with an emphasis that fasting on the Mawlid enhances feelings of love and spiritual connection with the Prophet.
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