رشا حسن الحراحشه 

The Mawlid al-Nabawi or the birth of the Messenger is the birth day of the Messenger of God Muhammad bin Abdullah, which was on Rabi` al-Awwal 12 [1] [2] or Rabi` al-Awwal 17, according to the Shiite perspective. [3] [4]  As Muslims celebrate it every year in some Islamic countries, not as a holiday, but as a joy for the birth of their Prophet Muhammad bin Abdullah. [5]  Where the popular celebrations begin from the beginning of the month of Rabi` al-Awwal to its end, by setting up majlis in which he sang poems praising the Prophet, and in which lessons are from his biography, and he mentioned his virtues, and food and sweets are presented in them, like the sweetness of the birth

Halloween traditions include trick-or-treat rituals, disguised as Halloween, decorating, pumpkin carving, putting jack lanterns and lighting torches, visiting haunted attractions, reading scary stories, and watching horror movies in many parts of the world still practicing Christian religious celebrations, including attending church rituals and lighting them Candles on the graves of the dead relatives, although the feast has turned in different parts of the world into a commercial and secular celebration, and some Christians historically refrain from eating meat and from the traditions that reflect some foods on this day is apples, especially in the United States, Canada, Ireland, Britain and other parts in the world.