Why Turks Don’t Celebrate Christmas: The Truth Behind the Tradition

Wondering why Turks don’t celebrate Christmas? This video dives into the cultural and religious reasons behind the lack of Christmas celebrations in Türkiye. Explore the role of Islam, local traditions, and how New Year’s Eve takes the spotlight instead. Perfect for anyone curious about Turkish culture and its fascinating contrasts!
✨ What You’ll Learn:
Why Christmas is not a traditional holiday in Türkiye.
How Islam influences Turkish holidays.
The importance of New Year’s Eve celebrations in Turkish culture.
Unique Turkish winter traditions and their festive spirit.
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[@pawsmart6207]

Nice information. How easy do you pick the language up?

[@margarettownsley9500]

Hi Phoebe Merry Christmas to you and your family it’s great to see you keeping your beliefs and faith we understand that no date or month is given in the bible regarding Jesus is birthday although we know that the shepherds were taking care of their flocks at night when an angel appeared to them and told them not to be afraid as he brought good news ‘ this very day in David’s town your saviour was born - Christ the Lord they would find the baby wrapped in cloth , lying in a manger, a lot of biblical scholars would say that they believe that it was around the lambing season , but it’s great to see many Christian’s around the world remember Christ on Christmas Day although no one really knows exactly when our saviour was born ‘ but one thing I do know is that he gives me peace when I turn to him something that this world can’t give me ‘ I’ve known what it is to have plenty and I’ve also known what it to be broke I’ve been happy and I’ve been very very broken many things have passed through my hands but only the Lord Jesus Christ has there for me throughout my life to help me and comfort me when nothing else could 🕊️🙏🏻🥰 thank you Phoebe for your video

[@MomentsWithPhoebe]

Wow, Amen 🙌 and Amen 🙏❤️ sis Margaret. This was a very nice comment and I totally agree with you. Actually most things that happened in the bible no one knows exact day or time. But am glad we still get a chance to remember Christ's birth and other occasions in our lives. May the good Lord keep comforting you and your family in all the years to come. Thanks for sharing and happy holidays 💕

[@christinesingili]

Thanks for another informative video Phoebe. I wish you and the kids a Merry Christmas ❤❤God bless you 😊

[@MomentsWithPhoebe]

Thanks sis, God bless you too 😊🙏💕

[@MariaTheBrand]

Couldn't expect less from you,always delivers the best,lakini sikuna boesha aki😅we must plan for the next one earlier and celebrate together❤merry Christmas to you and blessed New year❤❤

[@MomentsWithPhoebe]

Awww am grateful! Saaanaa, but inshallah next year we shall enjoy together. Merry Christmas 🎁 too and happy new year canim ❤️❤️

[@charlenebetancourt8720]

Good day, I also don't celebrate Christmas, I will be celebrating the new year and praising and giving God thanks for life

[@MomentsWithPhoebe]

Then you belong to Turkish Group 😆,no Christmas 🎄. Happy new year my dear sis 💖

[@charlenebetancourt8720]

I have alot of beliefs as they do, but I believe in Jesus Christ as the Bible say

[@MomentsWithPhoebe]

@charlenebetancourt8720 Am curious, do you recognize the birth of Jesus Christ? Is there a specific day you celebrate it rather than Christmas?

[@charlenebetancourt8720]

I do recognize Jesus Christ was born but the Bible didn't say when so I can't celebrate a lie about Christmas day that he was born on that day. He says if you love me keep my commandments. John 14:15

[@MomentsWithPhoebe]

@charlenebetancourt8720 Well I explained my dear and thanks for additional bible verse and Amen to that 🙏