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Wishing someone ‘Merry Christmas’ is worse than murder or lying for Muslims, says Canadian muslim cleric
Muslims should be offended when people worship Jesus as a god, and wishing someone a “Merry Christmas” is a worse sin than murder, a Canadian Islamic cleric has said during a sermon.
Sheik Younus Kathrada was preaching to the Muslim Youth of Victoria in British Columbia ahead of Christmas when he said that congratulating non-Muslims on their holidays means approving them.
[embed]https://youtu.be/qKyKBkYl1jE[/embed]“If a person were to commit every major sin – committing adultery, dealing with interest, lying, murder… If a person were to do all of those major sins, they are nothing compared to the sin of congratulating and greeting the non-Muslims on their false festivals,” Kathrada said.
After the excerpts of his sermon were published by a Washington-based Middle East Research institute on their social media, Kathrada’s Facebook page was fill
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It is safe to say that with the commercialisation and monopolization of Christmas, the majority of atheists or non believers partook in the Christmas celebration in some form or another. The need to believe in something is a basic fundamental human function and trying to pretend you believe in nothing is like saying you do not have..
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