In Islam, it is generally considered impermissible to celebrate birthdays, including the birth of Prophet Isa (Jesus). This is because there is no specific mention of celebrating birthdays in the Quran or Sunnah, the primary sources of Islamic law and guidance. Additionally, some scholars believe that birthday celebrations could be considered a form of innovation (bid’ah) in religion, which is generally discouraged in Islam.

While there is no specific prohibition against commemorating the birth of Prophet Isa, most Muslims do not observe any specific rituals or ceremonies to mark this occasion. Instead, they express their respect and admiration for Prophet Isa through their daily prayers, recitation of the Quran, and adherence to his teachings. Some Muslims may also engage in acts of charity or kindness in his name.

Overall, the focus in Islam is on commemorating significant events in the prophets’ lives through acts of devotion and adherence to their teachings, rather than through elaborate celebrations.