منذ ١٣ سنة
There is no religion which encourages its followers to love and care for one another more than Islam does.
This applies at all times and in all circumstances, not just on one particular day. Indeed, Islam encourages us to express our emotions and love at all times, as the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him )said:
And "By the One in Whose hand is my soul, you will not enter Paradise until you truly believe, and you will not truly believe until you love one another. Shall I not tell you of something that, if you do it, you will love one another? Spread salaam (Islamic greeting) amongst yourselves."
[Sahih Muslim]
Love in Islam is more general and more comprehensive; it is not restricted only to one kind of love, that between a man and a woman. There are many more kinds of love. There is the love of Allaah, love of His Messenger (Prophet Muhammad, Peace be upon him ) and his companions (May Allah be pleased with them) love for good and righteous people, love and support for the religion, love of martyrdom for the Sake of Allaah, etc. There are many kinds of love. It is a dangerous mistake to restrict this broad meaning to this one kind of love.
What many people think, that love before marriage is a good thing, is wrong, as has been proven in studies and by real-life experience.
So, how can we believe that Valentine's Day is of any benefit to Muslims?
The truth is that it is a call for more permissiveness and immorality, and the forming of forbidden relationships rather legitimate relationships among the mankind..
Heavenly love for his partner may express at all times and on all occasions without following the forbidden path of paganism.
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