Christmas Food Is Haram’- Nigerian Lady Reminds Muslims

‘Christmas Food Is Haram’- Nigerian Lady Reminds Muslims

A Nigerian woman, Sakina Sani, has stirred online debate after posting on Facebook that Christmas food is Haram for Muslims.
Her message, directed at the Muslim community, reignited discussions around interfaith relations, religious tolerance, and differing interpretations of Islamic rulings on festive meals shared during Christmas celebrations.

A Nigerian lady, Sakina Sani, has sparked debate online after using social media to remind Muslims that Christmas food is considered Haram (forbidden or unlawful in Islam).

In a Facebook post shared on Monday, Sani directly addressed the Muslim community:

“Using this medium to remind all Muslims Ummah that Christmas food is Haram,” she wrote.

In other news…. Popular Nigerian doctor, Aproko Doctor, has sounded the alarm over the circulation of palm oil adulterated with dye.

In a video shared on social media, Aproko Doctor explained that unscrupulous traders include the dye in fake palm oil to make it look as red as the original product.

He expressed shock at the practice, stating, “Omo, people are wicked. What do you mean you are putting dye in palm oil so it will look red and you are selling it to people know that what people are actually drinking or putting in their food is not actual palm oil but something mixed with dye.”

The doctor warned about the serious health risks involved: “There are certain dyes that are actually carcinogenic which can lead to cancer in some people. So when you hear our life expectancy in Nigeria is 50-something years old, these are part of the reasons.”

He concluded by educating Nigerians on how to identify a dye-adulterated palm oil.