Two years ago, the celebration of this "holiday" was a question in Malaysia. Then the Malaysian Fatwa Council issued a theological and legal law prohibiting muslims from participating in the celebration of Halloween.
As the Malaysian Islamic scholar’s fatwa says, The Malay Mail quotes:
“The celebration of Halloween clearly contradicts the values of Sharia. Muslims can not celebrate it. In Islam, to commemorate the dead, it is necessary to read the koran and offer prayers. Halloween is celebrated by mixing humorous themes with horror and entertainment, CHALLENGING DEATH AND HIS POWER OVER THE HUMAN BEING. ”[end of the quote]
What's that thing jewish god of bible and quran fears the most?
And the Lord God said: Behold, Adam has become as one of us, knowing good and evil; and now, will he not stretch his hands, and not eat from the Tree of Life either, and not live forever ...
Gen. 3:22
Do not ask me to stay in this world forever. Only I am eternal, and all created are perishable ...
- allah. From the book "Anvarul-Ashikin"
Challenging the power of death over the human nature contradicts the values of sharia. Physical death belongs to Abrahamic religions alone, and the desire to avoid it belongs to all Pagan legends, such as the Hesperides' Apples, Freya's Apple Garden etc. The "original sin" of immortality is associated with an apple, because an apple is a symbol of DNA, a memory of the fact that we had the genes of immortality hidden in a folktale. This is the memory of Amalek. And their "born sin" is our most faimous feat in all our stories.
Halloween is very ancient holiday preserved by all peoples, and all of them associated it with images of death and resurrection.
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Teng Shi. China has a beautiful language tradition that was later stolen by Buddhists: on the Teng Shi holiday, on the night of November 1, “boats of fate” are made of paper, some of which are very large. In the evening, these boats are lit and put on the river. They represent the lights, and symbolize the souls of people.
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Big lanterns made of tissue with letters on them are all over the Far East (Japan, Korea etc).
Day of the Dead (Spanish Día de los Muertos) is a holiday dedicated to the memory of the dead, held annually on November 1 and 2 in Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador. According to legend, these days the souls of deceased relatives visit their home. The tradition goes back to the Mayan and Aztec Indians, who brought gifts to the goddess Miktlanciuatl [1] and built walls with the image of skulls - compattli.
[1] Miktlanciuatl (isp. Mictlancihuatl) - the spouse of Miktlantekutli, who ruled with him in the ninth underworld of Miktlan. She is traditionally depicted as a skeleton or a woman with a skull instead of the head; she was dressed in a skirt of rattlesnakes, being both creatures of the upper and lower world.
Her veneration to some extent survived in the modern world in the form of the worship of the Holy Death on the Mexican Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos).
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Calavera (Spanish Calavera - “skull”) is a Mexican symbol of the Day of the Dead. This word can mean a number of products associated with the holiday.
Kalaveri - poems that write to the Day of the Dead, designed with humor about life and death of a person.
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My note is that the Mayan and Aztec civilizations were built and originally ruled by the White people, proved by fair-haired mummies with European DNA and blue-eyed images of their Gods and rulers.
The skull in alchemy does not mean death, but the victory over it, purification of the soul from heavy elements (“gross metals”), which in the world of metals are prone to rapid rusting and death, thus symbolize those aspects of human existence that prevent from becoming immortal, imposed curses, etc. The skull is the oldest symbol of the transformation of body and soul into "gold", which in the world of metals is known to not rust, and therefore has become a symbol of eternal life.
This is what the tarot cards of Death and the Last Judgment symbolize. Death is the stage of nigredo when gross elements die. The Judgement is called so because xians stole our allegory of resurrection and turned it into the image of the Last Judgment in their book of Revelation.
This tarot card depicts people rising from the coffins. In fact, this image of resurrection from the dead is older than xianism for tens of thousands of years. Russian Goddess Lelya, Inanna, who descended into Nergal, the kingdom of Hades, from which they always returned, and 18+ Pagan Gods crucified on a piece of wood, who were resurrected with tremendous power and knowledge, such as Odin / Wotan. Millions of folk tale characters who fall into the magic wells and similar portals into another world, gained knowledge, experience and power there, and come back transformed.
One thing unites them all: they entered into Death not as strong and wise as they returned from it. They return from the Death as winners who have gained power over him. That is what xianism stole in the form of its “martyrs rising from the graves”. That is why this day was nicknamed "All Saints Day." None of them existed as a historical figures, with the exception of those whom they themselves had tortured, such as Joan d'Arc. Most of them are the stolen names of allegories and the names of our Pagan Gods. But they turned our image of physical immortality and omnipotence into their own image of torment and death, i.e. in its full opposite.
Traditionally, in a fortune-telling the Judgement tarot card in direct position means the resurrection and resumption of something usually positive. In the inverted position can mean the impossibility of the resumption and the departure into the past forever.
Judgement tarot card
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Calaca (Spanish Calaca, in colloquial Mexican Spanish - "skeleton") is a figure of a skull or skeleton (usually human), often used to decorate during the festival on the Mexican feast of the Day of the Dead, although they are made all year round. Leading from the Aztec images, the Calaca are often depicted with calendula flowers and leaves. As in other aspects of the festival of the Day of the Dead, the Calaca are usually depicted as joyful, not sad, figures. They are often shown wearing festive clothing, dancing and playing musical instruments.
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Halloween is a celebration of joy, and his characters are depicted playing and singing, because This holiday reminds people about the victory over aging and death, so jokes, humour and entertainment are traditional. This is what insults islam the most.
The fact is that the god of the bible and the quran is death itself, a gross element, so making fun over aging and death, and celebrating the victory over all of this, "challenging death and his power over the human beng" is a mockery and celebration of the victory over the jewish god itself. Challenging death is challenging jewsh god.
In Slavic world, this holiday is known as Autumn Grandfathers / Dziady. Grandfathers or Dzyady, as well as Grandmothers or Baba, are ancestors. Our blood lines go back to the Pagan Gods, so the Grandfathers and the Grandmothers include them. This Holliday for us is traditional day of meeting our dead parents and relatives. Resurrection of loved ones and their return to the family, which is the best thing Magnum Opus can bring.
