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teks: As far as I know, it is forbidden to celebrate the festivals of non-Muslims. It is acceptable to show respect, but not to celebrate. For example, it is fine to wish our friends well on their special occasions, but it doesn't mean we are celebrating their festivals. Hey, have you not learned about Islamic knowledge from primary school until now? Let me tell you, even wishing someone is not allowed. Why? It gives the impression that we are acknowledging their religion as the true one. This is where our mistake lies. Saying 'Merry Christmas' or 'Happy Deepavali' is different from wishing someone 'Gong Xi Fa Cai' because they give out angpao (red packets). It's not considered a religious celebration. We need to remember that any religious celebration is not allowed because by expressing greetings, it seems like we are approving or conspiring with them.
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