Muhammed Ali argues that Muslims celebrating Christmas—whether through greetings, decorations, or participation—is prohibited because the holiday has either pagan or Christian origins, both involving shirk (associating partners with Allah). He explains that congratulating Christians on Christmas is equivalent to congratulating them for the belief that Allah has a son, which the Quran describes as cursing Allah. He emphasizes that Islam requires clear separation from non-Muslim religious practices, citing the Prophet's consistent pattern of distinguishing Islamic practices from Jewish and Christian customs, and warns that imitating disbelievers in their religious celebrations can lead to disbelief or at minimum constitutes a major sin.
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