Saudi Arabia’s “Scary Weekend” Made Halloween a Halal Holiday?
Saudi Arabia’s “Scary Weekend” Made Halloween a Halal Holiday?
Saudi Arabia’s “Scary Weekend” halalized the Halloween celebration? When Pakistanis see images from Halloween celebrations shared on social media, they are extremely disappointed. Let’s investigate this more, then!
After being previously outlawed, Halloween celebrations are now permitted in Saudi Arabia. After Saudi Arabia announced their choice and the event was held in a house of worship, internet users are quite dissatisfied.
Muslims have sparked a discussion over what is halal and what is haram. Internet users believe that only Eid ul Fitr and Eid ul Azha are happy occasions, and that celebrating Halloween is dangerous.
Some claim that Saudi Arabia is simply parroting current opinion. Many people were seen wandering throughout Saudi Arabia in spooky Halloween attire. People in Saudi Arabia are really dismayed by these spooky outfits and appearances and believe that Saudi Arabia is altering. Let’s look at some of the images.
Children’s costume parties and a ladies’ night with games, family activities, and more are being held at Syrup Lounge in Riyadh. Many individuals have shared their negative opinions regarding these spooky outfits. Saudi Arabia is evolving; they are now more liberal than Pakistanis, according to one user.
Many men were seen wearing the traditional Saudia Thobe while wearing horrifying, bizarre masks that made them appear more like zombies. Additionally, since this holiday was being observed for the first time in Saudi Arabia, it was a little more awkward for the locals. Some of the individuals seemed to be happy to see them and snapped photographs with them, while others seemed to be oddly studying these folks.
