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The article concerns the decision by the General Secretariat of the Syrian Presidency to declare August 25, 2026, a public holiday in celebration of the Prophet Muhammad's birthday. This decision faced opposition from some Salafi currents, who consider celebrating this occasion to be an innovation and shirk (associating others with God). Syria has witnessed widespread controversy over commemorating this event, with posters and warnings circulating on social media against celebrating it. The debate reflects a divide between supporters who take pride in social customs and religious traditions and opponents who see the celebration as contradicting the Hadith of the Prophet. This controversy has unfolded in the context of political changes following the fall of Bashar Assad's regime, with Salafi groups becoming more visible and influential. This has led to heightened tensions and the emergence of light celebratory displays in some areas, especially in Damascus and Aleppo, amid ongoing religious and social discussions about the legitimacy and significance of celebrating the Prophet Muhammad's birthday in Syrian society.
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