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Al-Azhar comments on Prophet's birthday ruling
The Al-Azhar Global Center for Islamic Fiqh has affirmed that celebrating the Prophet Muhammad's (peace be upon him) birthday is permissible in accordance with Sharia and represents one of the ways to honor and venerate the Prophet. Muslims express their love for him by commemorating his birth with joy and happiness, especially when this is combined with acts of goodness, obedience, and efforts to educate others about his life and teachings. The center clarified that methods of celebration include increasing acts of worship, promoting the Prophet's morals and ethics, teaching children about his life, as well as reading about his birth and giving charity. The aim is to demonstrate love and reverence for the Prophet and to emulate his good conduct during the celebration. Scholars emphasize that these expressions reflect the deep connection between commemorating his birth and genuine faith, as well as highlight the importance of clarifying misconceptions about love and respect for the Prophet in the hearts of Muslims.
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