As Muslims worldwide commemorate Mawlid al-Nabi also known as Eid e Milad they reflect on the life and legacy of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), embracing his values of compassion, peace, and service to humanity.

In many communities, the 2025 celebration falls on September 5, marking the 12th of Rabi’ al-Awwal in the Islamic lunar calendar. It is observed with deep spirituality through prayer gatherings, acts of charity, communal feasts, and sharing messages of faith across families and friends.The Times of IndiaIndiatimesThe Economic Times

Messages honoring the Prophet’s values are being widely shared, with many expressing heartfelt sentiments such as:

“May this celebration bring peace into your hearts, joy into your homes, and unity across our communities.”

These greetings resonate deeply, reinforcing the unifying spirit of the occasion and echoing themes repeated across online blogs and platforms.IndiatimesThe Economic Times

In Somalia, celebrations were especially significant this year as they marked the Prophet’s birth with public processions a tradition that had been suppressed under extremist rule. Thousands, including young participants adorned in white and waving green flags, joined Quran recitations and religious singing under tight security, reclaiming the spiritual space in a poignant display of cultural resilience.AP News