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Fatwa: Reciting praise poetry on Prophet's birthday signifies love
Al-Laylat Al-Fatwa (the Dar Al-Iftaa) confirmed that reciting poetic praises of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) on the anniversary of his birth is a legally commendable practice. It expresses love and reverence for the Prophet. They clarified that praising and praising the Prophet, including mentioning his virtues and character traits, falls under ways of magnifying and honoring him, and it requires adherence to Islamic etiquette during the observance of this commemoration. Islam encourages mentioning his life and good morals as a means to strengthen love and imitation. Celebrating his birth anniversary through prayers and poetic praises is a way to express joy, provided that it does not contravene Islamic rulings.
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