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Today as you're all aware, it is our national holiday.

There's nowhere else to be. All restaurants are closed.

Shopping centers are closed. So we have nothing else to do other than come here and

insh a la not only increase our imam by praying together by remembering

Allah sophana with a la but also by educating ourselves as Muslims about what

we believe especially for our youth our children children, they need to know this.

What do we believe about ISA, Jesus, and what do we do as Muslims when a person

we're also respecting and venerating Jesus Christ.

He is being celebrated but in a way or a manner that we don't agree with.

So today I wanted to therefore talk very plainly, very boldly about how Muslims should view this celebration of Christmas.

And of course primarily, as you know, this is really meant for primarily our youth but in

shawlah everybody will be in shawlah educated and learn something about today's

today's festival now of course for us as Muslims the key question is as follows. This is the question. We all know Jesus Erisa

did not preach anything of what modern Christians believe about him. Jesus never taught the Trinity. Jesus never

taught redemption. Jesus never taught the 25th of December as his holy day and

festival. Yet the bulk of those who follow him are

believing and doing things that he did not do. So we as Muslims should

understand and learn where is this coming from

where what is the origin of these ideas these beliefs and obviously today's 20

minute lecture is not going to be a full survey.

That would take many, many dissertations, many, many lectures.

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