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The Month of RABI \u2018UL-AWWAL<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n

The Month of RABI \u2018UL-AWWAL
\nThe month of Rabi’ul-Awwal is the most signifi\u00accant month in the Islamic history, because humanity has been blessed in this month by the birth of the Holy Prophet Muhammad \uf065. Before the birth of the Holy Prophet \uf065 , not only the Arabian peninsula, but also the so-called civilized nations of Rome and Persia were drowned in the darkness of ignorance, supersti\u00actions, oppression and unrest. The Holy Prophet \uf065 came with the eternal truth of Tawhid (Oneness of Al\u00aclah), the only faith which provides a firm basis for the real concepts of knowledge, equity and peace. It was this faith which delivered humanity from ignorance and superstitions and spread the light of true knowl\u00acedge all over the world.
\nThus the birth of the Holy Prophet \uf065 was the most significant and the most remarkable event in hu\u00acman history. Had there been room in Islamic teach\u00acings for the celebration of birthdays or anniversaries, the birthday of the Holy Prophet \uf065 would have undoubtedly deserved it more than the birthday of any other person.
\nBut the nature of Islamic teachings is such that their main stress is directed towards practicalism in\u00acstead of formalism. That is why, unlike Judaism, Christianity and Hinduism, there are very few festi\u00acvals in Islam which provides for only two Eids (Eidulfitr and Eidul-Adha) during the whole year. The dates of these two Eids do not correspond to the birth\u00acday of any of the outstanding persons of Islamic histo\u00acry, nor can their origin be attributed to any particular event of history which had happened in these dates.
\nBoth of these two Eids have been prescribed for paying gratitude to Allah on some happy events which take place every year. The first event is the comple\u00action of the fasts of Ramadan and the second event is the completion of Hajj, another form of worship re\u00acgarded as one of the four pillars of Islam.
\nThe manner prescribed for the celebration of these two Eids (Festivals) is also different from non-Islamic festivals. There are no formal processions, illumina\u00action or other activities showing formal happiness. On the contrary, there are prayer congregation and infor\u00acmal mutual visits to each other which can give real happiness instead of its symbols only.
\nOn the other hand, Islam has not prescribed any festival for the birthday of any person, however great or significant he may be. The prophets of Allah are the persons of the highest status amongst all human be\u00acings. But the Holy Prophet \uf065 or his noble companions never observed the birthday or anniversary of any of them. Even the birthday of the Holy Prophet \uf065 which was the most happy day for the whole mankind was never celebrated by the Holy Prophet \uf065 himself, nor by his blessed Companions.
\nThe Companions of the Holy Prophet \uf065 remained alive after him for about a century, but despite their unparalleled and profound love towards the Holy Prophet \uf065 , they never celebrated the birthday or the death anniversary of the Holy Prophet \uf065 . Instead, they devoted their lives for promoting the cause of Is\u00aclam, for bringing his teachings into practice, for con\u00acveying his message to the four corners of the world and for establishing the Islamic order in every walk of life.
\nIn fact, commemorating the birth of a distin\u00acguished person has never been prescribed by any re\u00acligion attributing itself to divine revelation. It was originally a custom prevalent in pagan communities only. Even Christmas, the famous Christian feast commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ finds no mention in the Bible or in the early Christian writ\u00acings. It was only in the 4th century after the ascen\u00acsion of Jesus Christ that Christmas was recognized as a regular Christian feast. To quote the Collier’s Ency\u00acclopedia:
\n“It is impossible to determine the exact date of the birth of Christ, either from the evidence of the gospels, or from any sound tradition. Dur\u00acing the first three centuries of the Christian era there was considerable opposition in the Church to the pagan custom of celebrating birthdays, al\u00acthough there is some indication that a purely re\u00acligious commemoration of the birth of Christ was included in the feast of Epiphany. Clement of Alexandria mentions the existence of the feast in Egypt about the year A.D. 200 and we have some evidence that it was observed on various dates in scattered areas. After the triumph of Constantine, the Church at Rome assigned De\u00accember 25 as the date for the celebration of the feast, possibly about A.D. 320 or 353. By the end of the fourth century the whole Christian world was celebrating Christmas on that day, with the exception of the Eastern Churches, where it was celebrated on January 6. The choice of December 25 was probably influenced by the fact that on this day the Romans cele\u00acbrated the Mithraic feast of the Sun-God, and that the Saturnalia also came at this time.” ( Collier’s Encyclopedia 1984 ed. v. 6, p. 403).
\nA similar description of the origin of Christmas is found in the Encyclopedia Britannica with some more details. Its following passage will throw more light on the point:
\n“Christmas was not among the earliest festivals of the Church, and before the 5th century there was no general consensus of opinion as to when it should come in the calendar, whether on Jan. 6, March 25 or Dec. 25. The earliest identification of Dec. 25 with the birthday of Christ is in a passage, otherwise unknown and probably spurious, of the philos of Antioch (c.180), pre\u00acserved in Latin by the Magdeburyg centuriators (i, 3, 118), to the effect that the Gauls contended that since they celebrated the birth of Lord on Dec. 25, so they ought to celebrate the resurrec\u00action on March 25. A passage, almost certainly interpolated, in ‘Hippelates’ (c. 202) commentary on Daniel iv, 23, says that Jesus was born at Bethlehem on Wednesday, Dec. 25, in the 42nd year of Augustus, but he mentions no feast, and such a feast, indeed, would conflict with the then orthodox ideas. As late as 245 Origin (hom. viii on Leviticus) repudiated the idea of keeping the birthday of Christ “as if he were a king Pha\u00acraoh”. (Britannica, 1953 ed. v. 5, p.642)
\nThese two extracts are more than sufficient to prove the following points:
\n1. The commemoration of birthdays was originally a pagan custom, never recognized by a divine scrip\u00acture or a prophetic teaching.
\n2. The exact date of the Birth of Sayyidna ‘Isa is unknown and impossible to be ascertained.
\n3. The commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ was not a recognized practice in the early centuries of the Christian history. It was in the 4th or 5th century that it was rec\u00acognized as a religious feast, and that, too, under the influence of the pagans who worshipped Sun-God.
\n5. There was a strong opposition against the com\u00acmemorating the birthday by the early Christian schol\u00acars like Origin, on the ground that it is originally a custom of pagans and idolaters.
\nIn original Islamic resources also we cannot find any instruction about the celebration of birthdays or death anniversaries. Many Companions of the Holy Prophet \uf065 passed away during his life-time. His be\u00acloved wife Saj’yidah Khadijah \u0631\u0636\u064a \u0627\u0644\u0644\u0647 \u0639\u0646\u0647\u0627 passed away in Makkah. His beloved uncle Sayyidna Hamzah \uf074 was brutally slaughtered during the battle of Uhud. But the Holy Prophet \uf065 never observed their birthday or their death anniversaries, nor did he ever advise his followers to celebrate his own birthday in Rabi’ul-Awwal.
\nThe reason for abstinence from such celebrations is that they divert the attention of people from the real teachings of Islam towards the observance of some formal activities only. Initially, these celebra\u00actions may begin with utmost piety and with a bona fide intention to pay homage to a pious person. Yet the experience shows that the celebration is ultimate\u00acly mixed up with an element of merrymaking and re\u00acjoicing and is generally confused with secular festi\u00acvals, and the secular, and often sinful, activities creep into it gradually.
\n4. The example of Christmas will again be relevant.
\nThis Christian feast was originally innovated to com\u00acmemorate the birth of Jesus Christ and, of course, to memorize his teachings. But once the occasion has been recognized as a feast, all the secular elements of public festivals crept in. The following quotation from the Encyclopedia Britannia is worth attention:
\n“For several centuries Christmas was solely a church anniversary observed by religious servic\u00aces. But as Christianity spread among the people of pagan lands, many of the practices of the win\u00acter solstice were blended with those of Chris\u00actianity because of the liberal ruling of Gregory I, the great, and the cooperation of the missionar\u00acies. Thus, Christmas became both religious and secular in its celebration, at times reverent, at others gay.”
\nThen, what kind of activities have been adopted to celebrate Christmas is mentioned in the next para\u00acgraphs of which the following extract is more perti\u00acnent here to quote:
\n“Merrymaking came to have a share in Christ\u00acmas observance through popular enthusiasm even while emphasis was on the religious phase. … In the wholly decked great halls of the feudal lords, whose hospitality extended to all their friends, tenants and household, was sailing, feasting, singing and games, dancing, masque\u00acrading and mummers presenting pantomimes and masques were all part of the festivities.” (Encyclopedia Britannica, 1953 v. 5, p. 643)
\nThis is enough to show as to how an apparently innocent feast of reverence was converted into a secu\u00aclar festival where the merrymaking and seeking en\u00acjoyment by whatever means took preference over all the religious and spiritual activities.
\nBeing fully aware of this human psychology, Islam has never prescribed, nor encouraged the observance of birthdays and anniversaries, and when such cele\u00acbrations are observed as a part of the religion they are totally forbidden. The Holy Qur’an has clearly pro\u00acnounced on the occasion of the last Hajj of the Holy Prophet \uf065 :
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\nToday, I have completed (the teachings of) your religion.
\nIt means that all the teachings of Islam were com\u00acmunicated to the Muslims through the Holy Qur’an and the Sunnah of the Holy Prophet \uf065 . No one is al\u00aclowed after it to add any thing to them as a part of re\u00acligion. What was not a part of religion during the life\u00actime of the Holy Prophet \uf065 can never form part of it at any following occasion. Such additions are termed by the Holy Prophet \uf065 as Bid’ah or inno\u00acvation.
\nThus, the observance of the 12th of Rabi’ul-Awwal as a religious feast is not warranted by any verse of the Holy Qur’an or by any teaching of the Holy Prophet \uf065 . Had it been a part of the religion it would have been clearly ordered or practiced by the Holy Prophet \uf065 and his blessed companions or, at least, by their immediate pupils. But no example of the cele\u00acbration of the occasion can be traced out in the early centuries of the Islamic history. It was after centuries that some monarchs started observing the 12th of Rabi’ul-Awwal as the birthday of the Holy Prophet \uf065 without a sound religious basis, and the congregations in the name of Maulood or Milad were held where the history of the birth of the Holy Prophet \uf065 used to be narrated. The observance of the 12th of this month as the birthday of the Holy Prophet \uf065 is not only an in\u00acnovation having no basis in the Islamic teachings, but the accuracy of this date as the real birthday of the Holy Prophet \uf065 is also very much doubted. There are different dates suggested in different traditions, and the majority of the authentic scholars is inclined to hold that the Holy Prophet \uf065 was born on the 9th of Rabi’ul-Awwal. This difference of opinion is another evidence to prove that the observance of the birthday is not a part of the religion; otherwise its exact date would have been preserved with accuracy.
\nThe life of the Holy Prophet \uf065 is, no doubt, the most important source of guidance for all the Mus\u00aclims, and every Muslim is under an obligation to learn and study the events of his Ife, and to follow the prac\u00actical example set by him in every sphere of life. The narration of his pious biography (the Seerah) in itself is a pious act which invites the divine blessings, but the Holy Qur’an and the Sunnah have not prescribed a particular time or method for it. This pious act should be performed in all the months and in all the times. The month of Rabi’ul-Awwal has not been tak\u00acen by the Shariah as a special season for holding such congregations to commemorate the birth or life of the Holy Prophet \uf065 . It is thus an innovation (Bid’ah) to restrict the Seerah meetings to the month of Rabi’ul-Awwal only, or to believe that the meetings held in this month are worthy of more reward than the meet\u00acings held on any other date during the year. In fact, the Companions of the Holy Prophet \uf065 used to com\u00acmemorate the life of the Holy Prophet \uf065 throughout the year, not only by studying and conveying his mes\u00acsage to others, but also by following his way of life and acting upon his teachings in each and every branch of their activities, and this is exactly what a Muslim is required and supposed to do. By this we do not mean that the Seerah meetings should not be held in the month of Rabi’ul-Awwal. The point is only that they should not be restricted to it, nor should it be believed that the Shariah has laid any kind of emphasis on holding such meetings in this particular month.
\nAnother point which should always be kept in mind while holding such meetings is that they must be in complete conformity with the rules of Shariah. A Muslim is supposed to abide by the rules of Shariah in all his activities. But at least the meetings held in the memory of the Holy Prophet \uf065 should be free from all the acts forbidden by the Shariah.
\nIt is often observed, especially in the Western countries, that the people hold the Seerah meetings where men and women sit together without observing the rules of hijab prescribed by the Shariah. The teachings of the Holy Prophet \uf065 are obviously against such mixed gatherings. How can a Seerah meeting bring fruits where such fundamental teachings of the Shariah are openly violated?
\nIn some meetings the Na’ts (poems) in the memo\u00acry of the Holy Prophet \uf065 are recited by the women be\u00acfore the male audience, sometimes with music, which is totally against the instructions of the Holy Prophet \uf065. It is clearly prohibited by the Shariah to hold such meetings or to participate in them, because it is not only a violation of the Shariah rules, but it amounts to outraging the sanctity of the Seerah of the Holy Prophet \uf065 .
\nAll other activities, often practiced on the twelfth of Rabi’ul-Awwal, like holding processions, constructing the artificial tombs of the Holy Proph\u00acet \uf065 and illumination of the buildings and the roads are not warranted by any rule of the Shariah. Rather they are based on conscious or unconscious imitation of certain other religions. No example of such activities can be traced out from the earlier Islamic history.
\nWhat is really important with regard to the Holy Prophet \uf065 is, firstly, to follow his teachings, and sec\u00acondly to make his pious Seerah available to every Muslim, to preserve it in the hearts of the Muslims from the very childhood, to educate the family mem\u00acbers to run their lives according to it and to hold it as the most glorious example of the human conduct the universe has ever witnessed – and all this with ut\u00acmost love and reverence, not manifested by some for\u00acmal activities only, but also through actual behaviour of following the Sunnah. This cannot be done by merely holding processions and illuminating the walls. This requires constant and consistent efforts and a meaningful programme of education and train\u00acing.<\/p>\n<\/section>\n

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