In a harmonious celebration of Eid Milad-un-Nabi, Muslims worldwide came together to commemorate the birth of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Notably, prominent figures from the realms of politics, activism, and entertainment, including Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan, extended their warm wishes on social media, spreading the message of love, compassion, and righteousness.
Shah Rukh Khan, known affectionately as King Khan, embraced his faith and shared his heartfelt sentiments on Twitter. He expressed, “On this day, let’s celebrate the virtues of being kind, compassionate, and righteous. Wishing everyone a happy Eid Milad-un-Nabi. Give a big hug to everyone you meet. Eid Mubarak.”
On this day let’s celebrate the virtues of being kind, compassionate and righteous. Wishing every one a happy Eid Milad-un-Nabi. Give a big hug to everyone you meet. Eid Mubarak.— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) September 28, 2023
King Khan, who hails from a Muslim family in New Delhi, India, enjoys immense stardom not only within India but also on a global scale. His message resonated with millions of followers, inspiring them to use this auspicious occasion as an opportunity to spread positivity and share love with others.
Rabiul Awwal eagerly awaited by people every year, as this month holds profound religious and cultural significance, particularly in Pakistan, due to its connection with the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Celebrations during Rabiul Awwal can vary in scale and style, reflecting the diversity of traditions and communities within the country.
Throughout this Islamic month, the nation comes alive with processions that draw large gatherings of faithful believers. These processions feature banners, posters, and flags adorned with Islamic calligraphy, alongside speeches and recitations of naats. Such events serve as a vibrant expression of devotion and unity among the Muslim community.
Rabiul Awwal is significant because it marks the birth of Islam’s Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). His birth date varies among Islamic traditions, but it’s commonly observed on the 12th day of Rabiul Awwal. This month promotes love, compassion, and righteousness, uniting Muslims worldwide in celebration and devotion.