Can a Christian greet a Muslim on Ramadan?

I think it is beliefs like yours that is the cause of so much of the world's problems. Even if my sister and I are of different religions she is still my sister and I her brother. We still have the same blood and the from the same parents. Our mutual love and respect for each other as family does not change. If it is a sin that I greet her because she is Muslim then I'd rather sin. From what I know Islam is a religion of peace. Well, the Christian religion is one of love. If love and peace cannot coexist then something is really wrong because peace without love is not peace and vice versa. If we both sin by greeting one another out of respect then better have no religion. A greeting is a show of love to your neighbor. Why do you have so much hate in you my brother? If Christian and Muslim learn to see eye to eye pass the doctrines and the rituals you would see the we are not different in fact much alike. Did you know I have read parts of the Qur'an and as such became a better Christian for it? Do I condemn Islam if I greet you? No, in fact what I am saying is that I respect you as a person and hold Islam in high esteem. You say I be just be a Christian? Well, as a Christian we are taught to love our neighbors which mean all people even Muslims. We are living in a world where it is easier to hate and condemn rather than love. Would you rather have that than peace? No, I do not understand Ramadan or the Eid but I know it is important to my sister which is why I greet her. I do not have to believe in it I just have to know that she does and that it is important to her. So i show her my respect. As for Christmas, I believe you have heard of Miriam and her son? I believe it is in the Qur'an. Finally to you my brother with all sincerity - Assalamu Alaikum Ramadan Mubarak.

Marzoeki, There is no harm in just greeting them. However we may not believe what is behind their festival is, Just want to wish our friends and relatives some good days. Some conservative Muslims like to say "Happy Days"/ "Happy Holidays" on non-Islamic festivals. I used to wish for Christmas, Diwali, etc.

you just will get sin for that,, This is a case of a radical Muslim. If you read well the Quran, Muslims should regard Christians with high esteem and even mixed marriage is allowed between the two. (although males are allowed to marry non muslims and women are not allowed to marry non muslims and I don't agree with this!) He does not have a valid one iota of a proof of what he is saying. Lets promote peace love and unity instead of hate!