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Last Update:   Thu. Dec. 6, 2007

Is It Really "Happy Holidays" For You?

By Reading Islam Team
New Muslims face many challenges during the holiday season.
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From Christmas carols to playing the dreidel game in Hannukah, new Muslims often feel left out during the holiday season.


The complications increase when the decorations and holiday cheer are compared to the rather uncreative and uninspiring celebrations of Muslim holidays, which have become synonymous with endless sermons, with the highlight of the day being the food.

Tell us how you feel and what are the challenges you face at this special time of the year. Share your experience with us.

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