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The Egyptian Dar al-Ifta clarified that distributing food and sweets on the anniversary of the Prophet's birthday is considered a manifestation of joy and celebration of the occasion. It is regarded as a good and permissible act that reflects love and reverence for the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him and his family. They emphasized that these practices, including charity and feeding the needy, are rewarded, and they do not constitute an reprehensible innovation as long as they have good intentions and adhere to Islamic laws. It is also important to ensure that these activities do not violate Islamic teachings. Additionally, celebrating the Prophet’s birthday involves reading his biography and performing charitable acts, providing an opportunity to strengthen values of mercy and brotherhood among Muslims.
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