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Secondly, when it's Christmas season, there are multiple layers of that discussion.

One layer of that discussion is to look at the origins of a holiday, right?

And to see where it actually rises from.

Another layer of that discussion is how do Muslims reconcile, not celebrating Christmas

with their professed love for East Ad-Islam, for Jesus' peace be upon him.

And then of course, the discussions about how Muslims can maintain their identity while still

being friendly and good and kind to their neighbors while still preserving their own religion

and their own identity.

And the conversations that start to arise about what does East Ad-Islam mean to you?

You don't celebrate Christmas.

You can explain that historically, logically.

You can sort of go through the different reasons, but what is your version of Christ?

What is your love of Jesus' peace be upon him?

And how do you reconcile your belief in him and not attribute certain things to him?

And so in the spirit of these conversations that we have with our co-workers and our friends

and our neighbors, it's important for us to talk about who our East Ad-Islam is to us

and who our East Ad-Islam in fact was in his own words and what the miracles of East Ad-Islam

are, that getting through the holiday, the commercialization of a holiday and everything in between

to the man himself and to what his mission actually was.

Now for this chlot, I want to focus on something very specific, which is his miracles and then

his manners, with some emphasis on the second one, especially for Muslims.

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