Can a Christian greet a Muslim on Ramadan?

In my opinion and perspective, I don't see any issues in trying to wish your sister and her family a blessed Ramadan. I am sure every religion teaches us to be understanding about other religions and also to try and maintain harmony between peoples of different religions. So, if it's indeed your heartfelt desire to wish or greet them during the Muslim fasting month, I would advise you to be bold and go ahead with it. In fact, back in my home country, my direct neighbors are Muslims and my family, as Christians, always greet and visit them during their religion's celebrations (Ramadan, Aidilfitri, Aidiladha etc.). While we have different religions, we really promote and support racial and religion harmony; at times we even offer food to each other during the religious celebrations! Most importantly, make sure there are no hard feelings and do not greet in a sarcastic or insincere manner, because this can say a lot about your personality and your religion.

Well, on the issue of what to say, I guess it would be best to keep it short and simple. A simple phrase like "A blessed Ramadan to you" or "Happy Ramadan" should suffice. But it's really up to you how you want to say it....be spontaneous but be tactful at the same time. Good luck, and I wish you all the best!

Yes you can greet the Muslim a happy Ramadan since that celebration is the time for them to clean their souls so that Allah could forgive them. Let them feel that you are supporting them and you respect their religious practice.
My school's population is 90 percent Muslim so it is no longer new to us, we are one with them, every 6 pm, all my Muslim classmates were excused so that they could eat and we requested them to bring some snacks, hehe..

Personally, I would think there is nothing wrong with wishing the a Blessed Ramadan as they have the right to choose to believe as they want. If they are respective of your Holidays and such, they might find it offensive if you do not. I work with people that are Muslim and I have greeted them, etc. and respect them as well as them me, and I am Christian and they all know it.

I am a Muslim. I don't think there is any problem to take greetings from a cristian. But I don't know about your religion. I don't have the answer, if your religion allows you to greet a muslim or not. But I believe you can. Because cristian religion has least bindings for their followers. So it's a high time to greet the muslim and show that you'r generous and don't make any difference between the cristian or religios person. This will also help you to improve your impression among them.

You can also greet them in the next EID DAY. This is a very special day for the muslims. Your sis will be so happy if you greet her on the Eid.

There is no problem as long as you don't have a problem with it
It is Ramadan already, You can wish "Blessed Ramadan" or in General Muslim's ways of wishing for Ramadan is "Ramadan Mubarak" or "Ramadan Kareem Mubarak" that means blessings for the noble Ramadan. After the end of Ramdan Fasting month the very next day is Eid (Eid ul-Fitr)(1st of the Month Shavval in Hijri Callendar), one of the holy festivals of Muslims, it might be on Sep 30/oct1s or 2nd in this year, depends on geographical area, you can wish for Eid too, you can wish "Eid Mubarak" or "Happy Eid"

Have a nice time.

I think it is quite ok to greet a Muslim on Ramadan. Even here we greet Hindus on Deepavali. They also greet us on Easter and Christmas. I think for those living in a multi religious society that is part of interacting with the others.

ooo,,,
it's simple brother..
you are christian,,
so be an christian...
are christian believe about ramadhan,,
is it not,,
why u try to greet them,,
you just will get sin for that,,

same case with moslem,,
in islam,,christmas is not believed,,
so the true Moslem will not greet u too,,

my religion are mine,,
and your religion are yours,,

ok,...

ciaw

I think you can difinately greet them, because what i heard is that chiristians can greet muslims and can be a part of their celebrations. So you can greet them by saying eid mubarak or Happy EID. And if your sister has kids then you can pay them some amount as eidi. Thats how we celebrate and greet people. And spend a nice time with them.

The true fasting that pleases God is one that is exercised when we have
received Christ as our Lord and personal Saviour. One must
confess and acknowledge that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and that
HE came down from heaven and died(for atonement of his/her sin) and
resurrected.

We have loved ones who need to come to the knowledge of Salvation. When a
person comes to that knowledge he/she present Christ to others. It becomes
obvious in his/her utterances.

Time is running fast and our deep concerns as Christains(born again) is to see the urgency of the importance for people to come to the saving knowledge of God through Jesus Christ who is the image of the invisible God.

Christ shed his blood to wash and cleanse our sins. In the old testament the God of Israel mandated that Animal be sacrificed to cover sins, a routine which was a shadow of the real thing; the reality is the lamb of God who was to be sacrificed so that whoever believes in this atonement will have right standing with God.

Jesus says salvation is of the Jews. In other words the saving Justice of
God has come through the instrumentality of the Jewish nation whom God raised prophets to prophesy over the years about the coming Messiah whose death and resurrection will bring many sons and daughters to glory unto the Father.
Please, read one of such prophecies in Isaiah 53, Isaiah 9 vrs 6.

It is important that one believes in his heart and confess with his/her mouth about his salvation in Christ, for the scripture says with the heart a man believes unto righteousness and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.
This requires faith which comes by hearing the WORD of God. Jesus Christ, the one
whom all the prophets wrote about. I love the prophecy about Christ which says
"Sacrifices and offering you did not desire and I say lo I am coming in the volume
of the scripture written about me" See Isaiah 40.


The scripture says "God has given us life AND that life is in his Son". The scripture further questions "who is a child of God?". The scrpture answers by
saying "He who believes that Jesus Christ is the Son of God".

My dear ladies and gentlemen God is recoincilling the who whole world unto himself through Christ.

Jesus says no one comes to the Son except the father draws that person to the Son.
ALL the promises of God are Ye and Amen in Christ.

Obedient to the WORD(who is Christ) requires that we repent and be baptised(by submerging). Tomorrow might be too late. Act now.

Jesus you will know the truth and the truth shall set you free. It is not
the truth that sets free, but your coming to the knowledge of it, for after all
the truth exists but broad is the way that leads to destruction according to Christ.

Look for a living Church. Attend fellowships(Small group Bible studies) and the
Lord will reward your obedience and steadfastness.



See www.tbn.org

God bless you.

Amen

I don't see anything wrong in it!