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Nothing in Islam prohibits exchanging Christmas greetings, says head of Muslim World League

  • Al-Issa says congratulating non-Muslims on their holidays “is an apparent interest that serves the reputation of Islam”
  • “Purpose of these greetings is to promote coexistence and harmony in a world that is in dire need of that,” scholar says
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In Christmas greetings, Pakistani leaders say committed to protecting minority rights

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Lebanese create Christmas holiday spirit defying crippling economic crisis

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How Turkiye’s Antiochian Christians are preserving Christmas traditions in their native Arabic tongue

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A tale of two Christmases in crisis-stricken Lebanon

By TAREK ALI AHMAD ·
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How Saudi chef Hatun Madani came up with Christmas turkey with an Arabic twist

By Jasmine Bager ·
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Caution overshadows Christmas celebration in Bethlehem as Palestinians brace for a radical-right Israeli government

By Daoud Kuttab ·
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In Jordan, economic stress dampens Christmas holiday mood

By Raed Omari ·
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Bethlehem puts a cheerful face on daunting challenge of Israeli occupation

By Mohammed Najib ·
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Cairo embraces Christmas spirit with trees, bazaars and Santa suits

By Salma Mohamed ·
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Bethlehem rebounds from pandemic, lifting Christmas spirits

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Bethlehem prepares for ‘distinguished’ celebration of Christmas

By Mohammed Najib ·

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